If you’re a college student looking for summer employment and adventure, consider looking West — *way* West. All the way to Alaska. There are more opportunities in that vast state than there are people to fill them! Alaska summer jobs include everything from nature and adventure guides to seasonal biologists to cooks, cleaners and service staff at hotels and restaurants. The pay range varies but is usually on the low side. Free room and board and even comped transportation sweeten the deal for many job seekers, though. To get you started, JobMonkey has details on Alaska’s major national parks, the inside scoop on state employers, and tips for acing your Alaska summer job interview.
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dear sir
this is kumar from india i want to know that how to get adventure obs actually i hav done one month mountaineering course and participate in many adventure activity finally if u have any job so pls give me some information. i m wating your prompt reply.
Thanks
bhupesh kumar
Dear Sir or Madam,
I am a Spanish 23-year-old boy who is looking for a summer job abroad, or volunttering job if daily costs are covered.
I have lived abroad before, once in the US, in Minneapolis.
And I have been volunntering into nature through the European Volunteer Programa (EVS) in Prespa Natural Park in Greece.
I am a monitor of environmental education in Spain and I love traveling adventures and getting close to new cultures.
Looking forward hearing from you
Sincererly, Tomas Alcantara
Dear Sir/Madam,
I’m a student doing a marine engineering degree course in a university in the UK. I’m looking forward to apply for a placement job during my summer vacation to gain some experience on the field.
So it would be grateful if you could provide me more information about the summer placement jobs and the current vacancies.
Thank you,
Regards
Ruban.