Nothing makes you happier than a packed suitcase, flight confirmation numbers and a detailed itinerary that is just waiting for you to get out and experience another part of the world.
For as long as you can remember, you have had a severe case of wanderlust. You were the little kid who made albums filled with postcards collected on family vacations and the college student who stayed at inexpensive hostels in France, Spain and Germany.
Now, your monetary situation is blessedly a bit more secure, and you have the means to feed your travel bug more often. At the same time, you’d like to have a steady source of income that you can do while you are away, and that will allow you to stay on the road for at least a year or more.
Thanks to the advent of technology and the ability to stay connected online no matter if you are in a café in Bolivia or a hotel in Australia, as well as jobs that you can pick up in numerous other countries, you can easily switch to one of the following three careers when you are seeing the world: 1. TESOL-Certified Teacher
If you have teaching experience or love the idea of helping others to learn English, you might want to look into becoming a TESOL-certified teacher. TESOL stands for Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages. The program is often offered in countries where English is not already used widely; this includes China, France, Brazil and Russia. You can sign up for TESOL training programs that you can do either online or in pers...