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4 Careers You Should Consider as a Traveler

October 27, 2017 by Thomas Hedley

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Most of us like to travel but we seldom manage to do so because people get bogged down by jobs, education and responsibilities. However, if you belong to a group of a very select few who have a wanderlust strong enough in them to overcome the bindings of everyday life and prioritize traveling over all else, you will need to choose a course of education that lets you earn your keep even when you are on the move. On that note, let us now take a look at the five career paths which are perfect for the traveling soul.

Diplomat

The job of the diplomat is to travel to various parts of the world and form rapports with the key people in different nations to propagate specific or general interests of your own country. You may also need to assist the citizens of your nation in foreign countries who need the help. It is a job that requires communication skills, knowing a few languages other than English and having a decent knowledge about financials and international relations.

Become a Doctor Without Border (Médecins Sans Frontières)

This isn’t the most glamorous or the most romantic job on the list, but it most certainly is the most noble one. Joining the international non-profit, non-governmental organization will let you travel around the world but you will have to face and live with terrible conditions and deadly diseases at times. Nevertheless, if you ever wanted to make real, life-changing differences in the lives of people across various cultures while travelling, this would be the job. Apart from the medical degree, you will also need two years of domestic experience to join the Médecins Sans Frontières.

Get a Counseling Degree

An online masters in counseling degree from an internationally reputed institution such as the Bradley University is valid in most nations. What this means is that as long as you have completed one of the online counseling degrees, you will always have a reliable and respected professional skill to fall back on, irrespective of your location. The languages, customs and religions change with the region, but as human beings, our core minds have much in common. Nevertheless, it would help if you knew a few other useful languages as well for the purposes of better communication.

Travel as an English Teacher (TEFL)

English may not be the most widely spoken language in the world, but it’s easy-to-learn nature has made it the international language of communication. Consider the fact that more than a billion people speak different dialects of the Chinese language, but most people outside the specific Asian belt have no understanding of it. On the other hand, English has been adopted and spoken in various levels in almost all parts of the world. Your job as a traveling English teacher would be to teach children and adults (refugees for example) from various cultures. A degree in English, education and a few other languages are preferable qualifications for becoming a traveling English teacher.

To travel across the world and get paid for it seems like a dream, but it’s a dream that can be achieved by following any of the career paths mentioned here. However, it’s not always going to be easy and before you choose a career of traveling, it’s important that you consider all the implications as well. This is why getting an online Masters in Counseling or a medical degree is such a great option; you can travel around the world as long as you want to, but can also choose to settle almost anywhere, if you so choose.

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