PsychoTraveller Aaron Explores Happy Weekend Travelers, for those of you who want to join the Open Trip Belitung 3D2N, immediately record the date and immediately make a reservation. One Person Can List you know! Seat limited. 3Days2NightOnly 200$/pax min10 &250$/pax min 15 exlude: *tipsguide *snorkell+lifejaket 65000/pax *tiket masuk tempat wisata, *coffebreak *mie atep di pagi hari *tiket pesawat Meeting Point: Has service Hanandjoedin Tanjung Pandan, Belitung. Price includes: 1. Stay in Hotels Non Star Standard Room type Double / Twin. (The hotel is clean, air-conditioning, bathroom inside, Springbed). 2. Automobile Transport (including driver and fuel). 3. shuttle and shuttle Airport (Airport). 4. Traditional Boat for Travel To Island, (yet with lifejaket / snorkell 5. Entrance / admission ticket sites (Exclude Museum Kata). 6. Mineral Water 600 ML every day. 7. 1x Lunch on the island with a menu of grilled fish. dream vacation in "The Hidden Paradise" with us. Info Package: BB pin: D7D57BAA WA +62852-7775-8453 Call Us, Book A Ticket And Travel On www.nanjongjalan.com #Belitung #BelitungIsland #VisitBelitung #VisitBelitungIsland #PaketWisataBelitung #PaketTourBelitung #PaketLiburanBelitung #PaketBackpackerBelitung #BelitungTourAndTravel #PesonaBelitung #PesonaIndonesia #OpenTripBelitung #OpenTrip #OpenTripMurah #OpenTripMurahBelitung
PsychoTraveller hello sister i am a Bangladeshi. i am Now in Malaysia i will be able to help you a little bit how will i go to Australia....sister you help me....
Polly ... not really, I've lived here for 13 years, all my friends here are english tutors from all over the world and barely speak 3 words of Cantonese. Parents in HK actually PREFER foreigners.
Renae Rufus this is true they love foreigners in other countries to teach their children!! my friend was a bit hit in Thailand and parents were reaching out to him like he was a celebrity
I taught English in South Korea for two years and did one year in France through a program called TAPIF. It was excellent. I'm dying to go again, somewhere, anywhere.
Dear Concern, I would like to take privilege to inform you that a group of Bangladeshi passport holder people in line with me to work around the world as they are scale none scale worker very much solvent & very keen to visit world, In that case could you help me and grab this opportunity and pls advise me how they could work permit visa and what is the process and for that if you feel then invite me to visit your office. MOBILE: 008801914365412 imo Or : 008801915552973 whats app E-mail: tayefprince@gmail.com
I'm an ESL teacher. I've been teaching abroad for 4 years in Thailand and Taiwan. I'm back in the UK for now but I'm going to work in Japan from April 2017 to March 2019 - first time I ever got a two year contract.
I really enjoyed teaching Taiwan, it was great experience. Thailand is amazing also but there's slight complications on VISAS etc - Taiwan is a lot easier to get your ARC Card. I'm really excited about Japan
sir, can you take me to japan as your assistant..please...i'm searching for a English teaching job in abroad but i don't have a degree because i don't have money to fallow a degree
Kusal Tharudeepa I'm teaching English in a private language school in Spain which didn't require a degree. It also didn't require a TEFL/ Celta qualification (perhaps some places do though, so maybe considering one of these is a good place to start- my tefl.org 120 hour online qualification wasn't highly expensive either). Online Tefl qualifications aren't the preferred option, a) TEFL is sometimes not as well regarded as CELTA and other more expensive qualifications and b) it's all online haha, no class practice. But to study grammar and show you've studied it, and general teaching knowledge, it's nice. Also consider volunteering in a local school as a classroom assistant, that will give you free experience to perhaps help you find a job. Best of luck! Just remember for this job a degree isn't necessary :) I have one in an unrelated subject, it hasn't served me much yet.
thanks for your advice madam... :) how much will cost for that online course? actually I"m in a very bad economic level madam... but I like to see the outer world & I want feel the nature in other countries..unfortunately I don't have money to that.. :( I have tried many ways to go abroad as a student but money is the main obstacle for me.....madam in now a days I'm doing many jobs to collect money for my journey but I don't know when will I be able to go to another country.... now I said too much and I hope to stop telling about my dream..... finally I want to ask a help from you, you might not be able to do that but it's OK..... Madam can you help me to migrate to your country?????????? CAN YOU PLEASE HELP ME FOR THAT....??? I Know it's hard but this is only a request.... and I like to do a invitation to you.... if you like to visit my country please let me to be your assistant :) Because I like to help other people to make their journey successful and I think it would be helpful to me to get the blessings of the God to fulfill my wish at least in my next anima ego :) again thnx for your advice madam :)
I teach English in China and you're so right. I work 2 days a week and travel about 3 times a month (this month I'm hitting Hong Kong, Vietnam and Cambodia-catching up on your past vlogs for tips 😉). For the most part, Asia is so easy and cheap to travel, and side jobs are so easy to find here (and pay so much more than they would in the US). So it's ideal if you're both trying to save money and travel a lot.
Hey Nadeem, a lot of jobs ask you to have a TEFL certificate--which you can get through classes. (Mine was offered through my university). However, some of my friends who teach here don't have them. You can find a job posted online-a lot of the bigger chain schools will post there. Otherwise, I know a lot of people who came here with a tourist visa and found a job/work visa while they were traveling China. Hope that helps!
That's true--most ads will ask for native English speakers and some parents are really strict on it if you're tutoring personally. But, a ton of my friends who teach here are not native English speakers. I think for many companies as long as you are fluent you're fine. Also, while English may be the most common job, I often see jobs for tutors/teachers of other languages as well.
Still waiting to see the “jobs that pay you to travel the world”. All I see here are “ways to make money whilst traveling”. Clickbait headline for hits so you can make money. Good one but the info is nothing different to what everyone else provides.
What I have found while traveling is that you need to create your own job most of the time if they are paying you to travel then you have a very strict schedule where if you create your own job while traveling you have the freedom to travel wherever you want. I just made a video on this too check it out on my page if you are interested
Since last year been getting into affiliate marketing! Absolutely love it! Not constantly traveling around the world just yet, but getting there :)! Love your list, thanks for all the tips!
You're my favorite vlogger! I have been working on cruise ships on and off for 8 years. It's not easy work! But you get used to the hours after a while, and the money is a nice perk. ;) Thanks for your NZ videos- I am on my way there in a week! Best of luck to you going forward, and thank you for all the great advice
Spent most of my working life as a musician on cruise ships and hotels. The better you are at reading music the more openings you will have. Depending on your status your port days are your own, sign up as a tour escort for the passenger tours and you get the best of all the ports, over night stop are a real bonus. Good luck.
Dusty Dave wowwww! That sounds exciting. I can't read music but I can sing and write my own stuff. It's my heart's desire to be in a band and just have fun doing what I love best. However I have kids so I feel like my dreams have gone down the drain.
Shemica Arthur your dreams arent going down the drain, you still have time, start now ❤ show your kids and be the role model that shows them to work hard for their dreams and to do what they can right here and now
My parents moved to Mexico when I was 12, my brother 7. Travel is not impossible, it just takes planning. Now I live in Japan and have traveled the world all because my parents had the courage to believe in their dreams.
Omg I love you videos!!!! Oh and you inspire me to travel when I get older, I am 14 and I have already been to almost every state in the us, I really wanna go to France, Germany and Australia, oh oh and Sweden!!!! Thank you for uploading so often!!! Love you and best of luck with future travels
My mom worked on a cruise - Celebrity, which is Royal Caribbean's upscale brand. She said the same thing - they overwork you. You're "on the clock" almost 24 hours a day, and spend your day off sleeping all day. I am an engineer, so I don't know what it's like in other lines of work. But whenever I worked for companies that sent me on business trips, it was lots of overtime hours. One time, I got to work on a winery in California for a month. We were working 13 hour days, 6 days a week. Most people slept in their day off. On my days off, I drove to Yosemite, went cave rappeling, and hung out with friends in San Francisco and San Jose. Each of those places was a 2-3 hour drive from the winery, which was in the desert and miserably hot. But usually my trips were to places most people would never visit for fun. Rural Arkansas. Rural South Carolina (seriously, 20 minute drive to the nearest starbucks or mcdonalds). Actually, Arkansas seemed pretty cool. They were doing zombie 5k runs before anyone else. But I didn't really have time to do anything outside of work.
HelloImElsa not true, I was an au pair in US for a year. Male au pair were highly needed there. A lot of parents realized that their kids need a male role model as well, while they usually have female teacher in school and in all after schools, father is working crazy hours, so he is seeing kiddos once a week or so. Long story short, there is a huge potential for male au pair in USA.
Hi there! I'd love to see a video with some tips on approaching companies/tourist boards for sponsored trips, tips for putting a good proposal together, the rest of the process etc.! :D
Thank you so so much for this video! Strongly considering teaching English around the world as having the language under my belt is already a huge asset ♥
Yes, but unfortunately native speakers are preferred to those outside English-speaking countries (for example, I am Romanian, fluent in English and would love to find a job to travel the world using my language skills, I just don't know where to start).
I am very interested in learning about working with companies for TH-cam!! Thanks for all of the info in today's video! You're helping me pursue my dreams!
I'm teaching in South Korea and it's absolutely fantastic!! I encourage people to experience this... Great way of traveling especially South East Asia and a lot more places when you have a long enough break! Easiest way to save money...probably the easiest that life ever really gets! New subbie! Great video!
In regards to picking up freelance work, I would caution people to make sure their visas allow it - For example, in the UK, if you get stamped in as a visitor (for 6 months), your stamp in your visa states that you are not allowed to work. This work includes volunteering, virtual work, and even stupid things like babysitting a friend's kids! Now, chances are you would never get caught....but some people are stupid (hah!) and when an immigration officer asks them "what are your plans while you are here" and you answer "I'm going to write for an online magazine", they're going to tell you nope. I vividly remember back in 2008 when Tim and I were just dating and I was active on forums that were basically designed to help Americans obtain UK visas (work, student, spousal, etc) there was a post from a girl in her early 20s who had been detained for 24 hours and then ultimately sent back to the US.....and the only reason was because she got flagged by the I/O (due to her age and length of time she wanted to stay) and when they searched her belongings, they found her paper diary where she had written in it "babysit for [boyfriend's sister]"...and even though she wasn't going to get paid and she was doing it as a favour....the I/O considered it "work". There also was a story recently about a young science writer who was coming to speak at a convention in the UK and she was denied at the border because she was going to be doing "Work". However, I do think many other countries are more lenient about that sort of thing.
I travel as a futures trader. All I need is a good internet connection and a laptop and I can go anywhere. The first thing I do when checking accommodation is do an internet speed check.
I would love for you to do a video on your favourite websites for online work. I know you mentioned a couple, I'd just love to hear which ones you prefer and have used the most! :)
Thank you for all your videos; they're incredibly useful and don't trivialize the amount of work vloggers do. I've been watching as many videos of yours that I can a day
I got into traveling because of my last job. I was given the opportunity to travel to Philadelphia PA for a project my company was saddled with performing and I was asked to go...from South Dakota. Fast forward a bit, and at one time I was traveling 90% of my time, all over the USA, and LOVED IT! Then, the project ended, my manager passed away, and I was returned to the mild-mannered work of replacing keyboards. Now I have moved to another company where I literally make 30%more than before, I get "unlimited vacation" and travel about 20% of my time to the smaller towns in the USA, with a couple upcoming opportunities for overseas travel. This new position comes from being adaptable and growing off of the base skills learned in my previous line of work, and applying them to emergency management software, and the special tools used in law enforcement. While I don't get free reign on where I go, I always explore where I go and find something interesting.
omg I can"t hear anymore how easy it is to teach english abroad. I would do it right away. I would life in korea with my boyfriend...we would finally have a plan for our future.... but you're not allowed to work as an english teacher abroad when you're not from an english speaking country...... it's so unfair T__T
I worked on a cruise ship for while and loved it. For the most part its a set route till you change ships so it's not seeing much, but I loved it. I worked four hours in the morning I was off work for about four hours and worked the evenings. I got to see every port. We only had one super long day a week and it was Sunday
Trishabeth Black please am from Nigeria but live in Dubai can u help me get job in a cruise ship that is my dream i will reward u here is mt number +971503576897
I've been binging your videos for the past few days now, I love your on screen personality, your wit and humour make watching so enjoyable (and welcoming to a newcomer to your channel). Can't wait to travel more!!!
You can also apply for jobs on yachts, about same pay but a little less working than on cruise ships, and you get a tip. Downside is that you cant have any visible tattoos and you should be kind of fit.
I have taught in Korea, China and Taiwan. What you need to know is hours may be long and you probably won't get much time off. The advantage is that you get a full year visa. I see Choke had a very different experience in China than I did. It sounds like the visa requirements may have changed. Good reason to get different perspectives. I'll do a blog or vlog on this soon, since it seems like a popular topic.
I have been living in Mexico for nearly 4 years teaching English. I spent the first 3.5 years teaching at a school and private tutoring in the afternoon. Now, I am making tutoring my full-time business. I am also interested in starting a blog about my adventures here and would love to see a video/get some advice on how affiliate marketing works. Thanks Aly! :)
Good video. Three things I learned about teaching ESOL overseas: Avoid on-line TESOL courses like the plague. Many countries won't give you a visa if you have one, and many companies won't even consider you for employment if your degree was obtained on-line. Ditto for TESOL certs that are under 120 hours. (I’d go for 140 just to be safe.) Lastly, get a copy of Mark's English Grammar Shortcuts and MEMORIZE it. Saves a BOAT LOAD of headaches.
you're one of my biggest inspirations. i love you content. I'm on a journey to becoming a Digital Nomad and you have helped me so much. just thought i'd put that out there
Please do more videos on travel blogging/vlogging help! I want to pursue this after university as you did. Going to head to Australia as inspired by you and anything you have to offer in advice is always amazing. :)
I See The Sea Thanks! :D I highly highly recommend patreon also if you don't travel vlog! No matter in what you're talented in, make sure to have a page there! :D
Go to www.patreon.com and sign up there and simply make your own page! I have one at: www.patreon.com/artistsontheroad ! Please ask me if you have any questions! :D
Omg please make a video on what you've learned about TH-cam sponsorships! That'd be great and thanks for another super informative video💖! They help so much!!
If you want another profesion that allows you to travel, that's archaeologist. Although it doesn't specifically let you go 100% tourist, you can travel A LOT! and enjoy like a tourist in your free-time while you're doing research.
Nonprofit organization work also allows a lot of travel if you get into the right ones as they tend to have multiple locations whether it's international or just within your own country. I've worked under a USA umbrella non-profit for a while and have been sent to various states for free and was able to easily find a few days of paid work at any local office when I go somewhere on my own. A friend of mine works with a youth hostel organization and she's traveled all over Europe, S. America, and various African countries with almost a guaranteed job wherever she goes. She does pay for most of the travel expenses herself though...
Bartending has always paid me more than any other job ive ever had. You just have to have a super cool personality and know your drinks. It's a pretty easy gig.
If you don't want to work on a cruise ship, you can work for the cruise company. Granted, you won't be moving around like on the ship, however, cruise companies give their employers benefits for travel the longer you work for them.
Being a yachtee (yacht crew) is far better than working on a cruise ship. Also, they won't hire Americans for cruise ships cause no one in their right mind would work for those wages and terrible labor violations. Working for a student travel company seems like a great job. You are basically teacher and camp counselor in one. Requires a bachelors, pays low but ALL accommodations paid for.
Dear Concern, I would like to take privilege to inform you that a group of Bangladeshi passport holder people in line with me to work around the world as they are scale none scale worker very much solvent & very keen to visit world, In that case could you help me and grab this opportunity and pls advise me how they could work permit visa and what is the process and for that if you feel then invite me to visit your office. MOBILE: 008801914365412 imo Or : 008801915552973 whats app E-mail: tayefprince@gmail.com
I've been watching more and more of your videos and learning alot! when you said you were from Birmingham. my mum and dad are from Birmingham as well, living in telford now. I have a working visa set for australia and I'm looking to fly in September time (just keeping an eye on prices at the moment). it will be a solo journey and your videos are brilliant in helping the nerves settle about solo travelling. thanks! (I'm 28 years old so left it a bit late to start enjoying the backpacking travelling but better late then never lol)
Some sales type work will get you paid travel if the company is trying to sell their product overseas. Tech installation/maintenance type jobs will take you to random places that need things installed. But you won't be choosing where you're going.
So how did you get started actually? I'm actually going onto the freelance route and hoping ultimately to have enough skills to start an online business, however it seems that vlogging/youtube is such a non-technical way to earn all that money while travelling that I'm considering making a side-project on vlogging
You can also get a job that is usable all over the world - I am a teacher and I've just been offered a job in an international school in Bangkok - I move over in August!
Hi! Your video is really inspiring and informative! After quitting my day job for three years, I really want to travel the world while working! Hope you can also visit the Philippines! :)
I'm planning on being an au pair this summer. It is a more short-term travel for about 2-3 months but it gives a place to live, eat, and extra pocket cash.
There are plenty of companies that hire based on languageskills. I know people who have worked in Manila speaking Swedish. I worked in Ireland speaking Norwegian. Spain, Greece, Romania, Bulgaria... Mostly it-support and customer service. You do work a lot, but you get the opportunity to experience a new culture and use your freetime traveling.
I'm pretty sure that most schools in japan just require a degree. There's also jobs that you can get there to teach English at like a café or on the side where you don't even have to have a degree.
I worked on a cruise ship in the youth Dept "day care" I worked 3 months was off a month then went back for another 3 months and so forth. We are able tonget off the ship and so sightseeing, shopping etc. I loved it plus we are pain in cash and it's tax free.
Can you please make a video on how to choose companies to work with you (sponsorships) and what are the right sort of prices to charge them.. ? I am already travel vlogging my Asia Trip but I am still a beginner who has no idea about most of these things :) Thank you for help in advance.
Thanks for this vid Aly!! My husband and I are going to become location independent at the end of this year, and your video is further reaffirming at least 3 of the things we are going to try!! You are awesome!! BTW Did you darken your mane?
I just revamped my channel and started posting holiday vlogs on my first time travelling to Ireland, I am currently studying Communications to get a degree, and this is exactly what I want to do, be some kind of travel vlogger/blogger, I know its kinda farfetch but hey I'll try :D
Thanks for the tips! I just graduated from uni and looking into jobs that allow me to travel. I've just started vlogging so I can get practice once I start traveling:)
I have been contacted by a company to review one of their products for free and this was 2 weeks ago and tomorrow will be receiving the product that I choosed from the 4 options they provided. Since you mentioned about doing product reviews what can you advise they just sent me the product with no strings attached. Since I am still new to TH-cam your input would be very much appreciated.
Hey guys, you should consider au pairing generally you can stay upwards of a month with a family, no degree required and it's fantastic because my hours are 5-9 Monday to Friday. In addition, you are literally living with locals! So if kids are your bag and you're interested, countries like Spain or France or the U.K. LOVE au Pairs ❤️
enjoying the videos lately would be interested in a video about sponsorship deals . however just wondering are you going to shoot anything other then inside your apartment? even just some day to day outings?
Absolutely. I have a tonne of vlogs on my channel and right now I am finishing my book up which means I am a bit of a hermit for the next couple of weeks but vlogs will be coming back!
I have done some of these myself including teaching English abroad and travel blogging and vlogging. The only one I got paid for was tutoring for Spanish (which came from the English teaching internship, ironically enough). I would love to have my own business dealing with teaching languages!
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As promised, the video on sponsored videos on TH-cam is now live th-cam.com/video/DFNycDQCcZQ/w-d-xo.html 😝
PsychoTraveller Aaron Explores Happy Weekend Travelers, for those of you who want to join the Open Trip Belitung 3D2N, immediately record the date and immediately make a reservation. One Person Can List you know! Seat limited.
3Days2NightOnly 200$/pax min10 &250$/pax min 15
exlude:
*tipsguide
*snorkell+lifejaket 65000/pax
*tiket masuk tempat wisata,
*coffebreak
*mie atep di pagi hari
*tiket pesawat
Meeting Point: Has service Hanandjoedin Tanjung Pandan, Belitung. Price includes:
1. Stay in Hotels Non Star Standard Room type Double / Twin. (The hotel is clean, air-conditioning, bathroom inside, Springbed).
2. Automobile Transport (including driver and fuel).
3. shuttle and shuttle Airport (Airport).
4. Traditional Boat for Travel To Island, (yet with lifejaket / snorkell
5. Entrance / admission ticket sites (Exclude Museum Kata).
6. Mineral Water 600 ML every day.
7. 1x Lunch on the island with a menu of grilled fish.
dream vacation in "The Hidden Paradise" with us.
Info Package: BB pin: D7D57BAA WA +62852-7775-8453 Call Us, Book A Ticket And Travel On www.nanjongjalan.com
#Belitung #BelitungIsland #VisitBelitung #VisitBelitungIsland #PaketWisataBelitung #PaketTourBelitung #PaketLiburanBelitung #PaketBackpackerBelitung #BelitungTourAndTravel #PesonaBelitung #PesonaIndonesia #OpenTripBelitung #OpenTrip #OpenTripMurah #OpenTripMurahBelitung
can you please guide me how can i apply for cruise ships jobs?
PsychoTraveller hey I'm from Morocco i want to travel out side my country how can i please
Please teach me English. ☺️
PsychoTraveller hello sister i am a Bangladeshi. i am Now in Malaysia i will be able to help you a little bit how will i go to Australia....sister you help me....
Hong kong is very good for teaching english!!! Too many wealthy parents who want private english tutors!!!
but you will need to be able to speak their language too
Polly ... not really, I've lived here for 13 years, all my friends here are english tutors from all over the world and barely speak 3 words of Cantonese. Parents in HK actually PREFER foreigners.
Renae Rufus this is true they love foreigners in other countries to teach their children!! my friend was a bit hit in Thailand and parents were reaching out to him like he was a celebrity
Renae Rufus hmmm, that is a tempting idea to go to other countries and teach english!
do you have to speak Chinese?
I taught English in South Korea for two years and did one year in France through a program called TAPIF. It was excellent. I'm dying to go again, somewhere, anywhere.
Gwendolyn Arvidson have you heard of TEFL ??
Gwendolyn Arvidson you used tefl to teach in Korea?
can you tell me how did you do it?
Please tell how did u do it
Do you have to have a degree to teach English in a different country?
I teach English in Thailand, and I have fun and during my holidays I can travel Asia which is where I love!
How did you find work? I couldn't find work? I do not have a bachelor's yet but I do have two associate degrees and a tefl certificate.
Nice
lauren X ocean hi Lauren, do you require a degree to teach in Thailand?
If you wanna come in India can contact through whattsapp +918858168322
Dear Concern, I would like to take privilege to inform you that a group of Bangladeshi passport holder people in line with me to work around the world as they are scale none scale worker very much solvent & very keen to visit world, In that case could you help me and grab this opportunity and pls advise me how they could work permit visa and what is the process and for that if you feel then invite me to visit your office.
MOBILE: 008801914365412 imo
Or : 008801915552973 whats app
E-mail: tayefprince@gmail.com
I'm an ESL teacher. I've been teaching abroad for 4 years in Thailand and Taiwan. I'm back in the UK for now but I'm going to work in Japan from April 2017 to March 2019 - first time I ever got a two year contract.
which country did you prefer? I'm looking into it but not long term
I really enjoyed teaching Taiwan, it was great experience. Thailand is amazing also but there's slight complications on VISAS etc - Taiwan is a lot easier to get your ARC Card. I'm really excited about Japan
sir, can you take me to japan as your assistant..please...i'm searching for a English teaching job in abroad but i don't have a degree because i don't have money to fallow a degree
Kusal Tharudeepa I'm teaching English in a private language school in Spain which didn't require a degree. It also didn't require a TEFL/ Celta qualification (perhaps some places do though, so maybe considering one of these is a good place to start- my tefl.org 120 hour online qualification wasn't highly expensive either). Online Tefl qualifications aren't the preferred option, a) TEFL is sometimes not as well regarded as CELTA and other more expensive qualifications and b) it's all online haha, no class practice. But to study grammar and show you've studied it, and general teaching knowledge, it's nice. Also consider volunteering in a local school as a classroom assistant, that will give you free experience to perhaps help you find a job. Best of luck! Just remember for this job a degree isn't necessary :) I have one in an unrelated subject, it hasn't served me much yet.
thanks for your advice madam... :) how much will cost for that online course? actually I"m in a very bad economic level madam... but I like to see the outer world & I want feel the nature in other countries..unfortunately I don't have money to that.. :( I have tried many ways to go abroad as a student but money is the main obstacle for me.....madam in now a days I'm doing many jobs to collect money for my journey but I don't know when will I be able to go to another country.... now I said too much and I hope to stop telling about my dream..... finally I want to ask a help from you, you might not be able to do that but it's OK..... Madam can you help me to migrate to your country?????????? CAN YOU PLEASE HELP ME FOR THAT....??? I Know it's hard but this is only a request.... and I like to do a invitation to you.... if you like to visit my country please let me to be your assistant :) Because I like to help other people to make their journey successful and I think it would be helpful to me to get the blessings of the God to fulfill my wish at least in my next anima ego :) again thnx for your advice madam :)
I teach English in China and you're so right. I work 2 days a week and travel about 3 times a month (this month I'm hitting Hong Kong, Vietnam and Cambodia-catching up on your past vlogs for tips 😉). For the most part, Asia is so easy and cheap to travel, and side jobs are so easy to find here (and pay so much more than they would in the US). So it's ideal if you're both trying to save money and travel a lot.
Choke the Label Amazing! What the procedure to come there and teach ? please suggest
Hey Nadeem, a lot of jobs ask you to have a TEFL certificate--which you can get through classes. (Mine was offered through my university). However, some of my friends who teach here don't have them. You can find a job posted online-a lot of the bigger chain schools will post there. Otherwise, I know a lot of people who came here with a tourist visa and found a job/work visa while they were traveling China. Hope that helps!
It seems cool but I believe native speakers are preferred in this kind of jobs...
That's true--most ads will ask for native English speakers and some parents are really strict on it if you're tutoring personally. But, a ton of my friends who teach here are not native English speakers. I think for many companies as long as you are fluent you're fine. Also, while English may be the most common job, I often see jobs for tutors/teachers of other languages as well.
Choke the Label how did u get the job?
Flight Attendants.
they do get to travel a lot!
She mentioned that.
When
theheartyaerie 6:39
I didn't catch it because she called it something else lol.
Still waiting to see the “jobs that pay you to travel the world”. All I see here are “ways to make money whilst traveling”. Clickbait headline for hits so you can make money. Good one but the info is nothing different to what everyone else provides.
krb693 Go 💩 on yourself 😂
What I have found while traveling is that you need to create your own job most of the time if they are paying you to travel then you have a very strict schedule where if you create your own job while traveling you have the freedom to travel wherever you want. I just made a video on this too check it out on my page if you are interested
I'm still waiting for "Jobs that pay you to travel the world and not actually have to work."
Myins 😂
Travel nurse and jobs that pay per diem and for federal government
Can you please do a video on sponsorships for blogs and youtube channels
YEP! Just trying to figure out a way to maybe do a mini series where I can break up all the info... There's a lot! :)
Yay! I can't wait
Seconded! I'd love to know more about this stuff
+PsychoTraveller Great. I would love to see that too.
I am also very interested! :)
Since last year been getting into affiliate marketing! Absolutely love it! Not constantly traveling around the world just yet, but getting there :)! Love your list, thanks for all the tips!
You're my favorite vlogger!
I have been working on cruise ships on and off for 8 years. It's not easy work! But you get used to the hours after a while, and the money is a nice perk. ;)
Thanks for your NZ videos- I am on my way there in a week! Best of luck to you going forward, and thank you for all the great advice
Spent most of my working life as a musician on cruise ships and hotels. The better you are at reading music the more openings you will have. Depending on your status your port days are your own, sign up as a tour escort for the passenger tours and you get the best of all the ports, over night stop are a real bonus. Good luck.
Dusty Dave wowwww! That sounds exciting. I can't read music but I can sing and write my own stuff. It's my heart's desire to be in a band and just have fun doing what I love best. However I have kids so I feel like my dreams have gone down the drain.
Shemica Arthur your dreams arent going down the drain, you still have time, start now ❤ show your kids and be the role model that shows them to work hard for their dreams and to do what they can right here and now
My parents moved to Mexico when I was 12, my brother 7. Travel is not impossible, it just takes planning. Now I live in Japan and have traveled the world all because my parents had the courage to believe in their dreams.
Omg I love you videos!!!! Oh and you inspire me to travel when I get older, I am 14 and I have already been to almost every state in the us, I really wanna go to France, Germany and Australia, oh oh and Sweden!!!! Thank you for uploading so often!!!
Love you and best of luck with future travels
rich parents
REXXER 2.0 my parents actually aren't rich
how'd you travel so much if you don't mind me asking.
please help me to come in your country
My mom worked on a cruise - Celebrity, which is Royal Caribbean's upscale brand. She said the same thing - they overwork you. You're "on the clock" almost 24 hours a day, and spend your day off sleeping all day.
I am an engineer, so I don't know what it's like in other lines of work. But whenever I worked for companies that sent me on business trips, it was lots of overtime hours. One time, I got to work on a winery in California for a month. We were working 13 hour days, 6 days a week. Most people slept in their day off. On my days off, I drove to Yosemite, went cave rappeling, and hung out with friends in San Francisco and San Jose. Each of those places was a 2-3 hour drive from the winery, which was in the desert and miserably hot. But usually my trips were to places most people would never visit for fun. Rural Arkansas. Rural South Carolina (seriously, 20 minute drive to the nearest starbucks or mcdonalds). Actually, Arkansas seemed pretty cool. They were doing zombie 5k runs before anyone else. But I didn't really have time to do anything outside of work.
I'm an au pair in the Netherlands for one year and it's one of the best! I have the opportunity to travel and experience new culture. ☺️
Can guys be au pairs? I'm just really curious.
of course! But unfortunately it's less of a chance of a family choosing you compared to a woman.... society is fucked like that
HelloImElsa not true, I was an au pair in US for a year. Male au pair were highly needed there. A lot of parents realized that their kids need a male role model as well, while they usually have female teacher in school and in all after schools, father is working crazy hours, so he is seeing kiddos once a week or so. Long story short, there is a huge potential for male au pair in USA.
Yeah there are male au pairs also. 😊
how do you become one tho??
Hi there! I'd love to see a video with some tips on approaching companies/tourist boards for sponsored trips, tips for putting a good proposal together, the rest of the process etc.! :D
It's on the list! :)
Yay!
Yes please, also may be pros and cons ( or what to watch out for) Waiting patiently :)
Thank you so so much for this video! Strongly considering teaching English around the world as having the language under my belt is already a huge asset ♥
Yes, but unfortunately native speakers are preferred to those outside English-speaking countries (for example, I am Romanian, fluent in English and would love to find a job to travel the world using my language skills, I just don't know where to start).
Do it! Im enjoying it! Its great!
Not that difficult as it seems to be. I'm Polish and I teach in a prestigious English center as well as at the National University in Vietnam
I am very interested in learning about working with companies for TH-cam!! Thanks for all of the info in today's video! You're helping me pursue my dreams!
I'm teaching in South Korea and it's absolutely fantastic!! I encourage people to experience this... Great way of traveling especially South East Asia and a lot more places when you have a long enough break! Easiest way to save money...probably the easiest that life ever really gets!
New subbie! Great video!
Peigh Bomb What if my english teaching skills are shit?
Is a bachelors degree require? What are their typical expectations?
@@nativenomad001 without bachelors you are fucked it sucks :(
I'm from panama city Florida and trying travel to ghana but all my money go to bills
Do you need to know any Korean? Because how wpuld you communicate with the people that you're teaching?
Hi Aly, just wanted to say I'm really enjoying these sit-down chatty type videos! Can't wait to start travelling myself :)
In regards to picking up freelance work, I would caution people to make sure their visas allow it - For example, in the UK, if you get stamped in as a visitor (for 6 months), your stamp in your visa states that you are not allowed to work. This work includes volunteering, virtual work, and even stupid things like babysitting a friend's kids! Now, chances are you would never get caught....but some people are stupid (hah!) and when an immigration officer asks them "what are your plans while you are here" and you answer "I'm going to write for an online magazine", they're going to tell you nope. I vividly remember back in 2008 when Tim and I were just dating and I was active on forums that were basically designed to help Americans obtain UK visas (work, student, spousal, etc) there was a post from a girl in her early 20s who had been detained for 24 hours and then ultimately sent back to the US.....and the only reason was because she got flagged by the I/O (due to her age and length of time she wanted to stay) and when they searched her belongings, they found her paper diary where she had written in it "babysit for [boyfriend's sister]"...and even though she wasn't going to get paid and she was doing it as a favour....the I/O considered it "work". There also was a story recently about a young science writer who was coming to speak at a convention in the UK and she was denied at the border because she was going to be doing "Work". However, I do think many other countries are more lenient about that sort of thing.
I travel as a futures trader. All I need is a good internet connection and a laptop and I can go anywhere.
The first thing I do when checking accommodation is do an internet speed check.
good idea!
what is a futures trader? i am interested
Stock market and investment.
How does that work. I'm interested
I would love for you to do a video on your favourite websites for online work. I know you mentioned a couple, I'd just love to hear which ones you prefer and have used the most! :)
Thank you for all your videos; they're incredibly useful and don't trivialize the amount of work vloggers do. I've been watching as many videos of yours that I can a day
I got into traveling because of my last job. I was given the opportunity to travel to Philadelphia PA for a project my company was saddled with performing and I was asked to go...from South Dakota.
Fast forward a bit, and at one time I was traveling 90% of my time, all over the USA, and LOVED IT! Then, the project ended, my manager passed away, and I was returned to the mild-mannered work of replacing keyboards.
Now I have moved to another company where I literally make 30%more than before, I get "unlimited vacation" and travel about 20% of my time to the smaller towns in the USA, with a couple upcoming opportunities for overseas travel.
This new position comes from being adaptable and growing off of the base skills learned in my previous line of work, and applying them to emergency management software, and the special tools used in law enforcement. While I don't get free reign on where I go, I always explore where I go and find something interesting.
Just stumbled upon your page and I'm so PUMPED!!! I'm gonna be a digital nomad in no time with these tips!
omg I can"t hear anymore how easy it is to teach english abroad. I would do it right away. I would life in korea with my boyfriend...we would finally have a plan for our future.... but you're not allowed to work as an english teacher abroad when you're not from an english speaking country...... it's so unfair T__T
This is late, but that’s not true! It depends on the company and your proficiency!! Don’t give up!
Marissa Ellis Tell me more?
I’m pretty sure you can work as a English teacher as long as your fluent at English.
I'm not from and English speaking country and still managed to get a teaching job abroad. If it were so easy there'd be more people doing it.
@@pawelp531 How did you do it? Cuz most of the companies require that as mandatory
I worked on a cruise ship for while and loved it. For the most part its a set route till you change ships so it's not seeing much, but I loved it. I worked four hours in the morning I was off work for about four hours and worked the evenings. I got to see every port. We only had one super long day a week and it was Sunday
Patricia Black Do you have any tips about how to get a job on a cruise ship?
Trishabeth Black please am from Nigeria but live in Dubai can u help me get job in a cruise ship that is my dream i will reward u here is mt number +971503576897
I've been binging your videos for the past few days now, I love your on screen personality, your wit and humour make watching so enjoyable (and welcoming to a newcomer to your channel). Can't wait to travel more!!!
You can also apply for jobs on yachts, about same pay but a little less working than on cruise ships, and you get a tip. Downside is that you cant have any visible tattoos and you should be kind of fit.
Do you also live on the yachts as well
I have taught in Korea, China and Taiwan. What you need to know is hours may be long and you probably won't get much time off. The advantage is that you get a full year visa. I see Choke had a very different experience in China than I did. It sounds like the visa requirements may have changed. Good reason to get different perspectives. I'll do a blog or vlog on this soon, since it seems like a popular topic.
I have been living in Mexico for nearly 4 years teaching English. I spent the first 3.5 years teaching at a school and private tutoring in the afternoon. Now, I am making tutoring my full-time business. I am also interested in starting a blog about my adventures here and would love to see a video/get some advice on how affiliate marketing works. Thanks Aly! :)
Good video. Three things I learned about teaching ESOL overseas: Avoid on-line TESOL courses like the plague. Many countries won't give you a visa if you have one, and many companies won't even consider you for employment if your degree was obtained on-line. Ditto for TESOL certs that are under 120 hours. (I’d go for 140 just to be safe.) Lastly, get a copy of Mark's English Grammar Shortcuts and MEMORIZE it. Saves a BOAT LOAD of headaches.
you're one of my biggest inspirations. i love you content. I'm on a journey to becoming a Digital Nomad and you have helped me so much. just thought i'd put that out there
YES PLEASE DO A VIDEO on working w/ company sponsorships. I'll need all the advice I can get. :P
Please do more videos on travel blogging/vlogging help! I want to pursue this after university as you did. Going to head to Australia as inspired by you and anything you have to offer in advice is always amazing. :)
If you do travel vlogging, make sure to get a patreon page too!! :D I get some pennys every month by my supporters! :)
great idea!
I See The Sea Thanks! :D I highly highly recommend patreon also if you don't travel vlog! No matter in what you're talented in, make sure to have a page there! :D
Elias Limitless how to do that
Go to www.patreon.com and sign up there and simply make your own page! I have one at: www.patreon.com/artistsontheroad ! Please ask me if you have any questions! :D
Elias Limitless thanks for being generous for information
Love your channel!!
I'm just finishing two years of au pairing in the US and I've never travelled so much in my life!!
Omg please make a video on what you've learned about TH-cam sponsorships! That'd be great and thanks for another super informative video💖! They help so much!!
Thank you so much for this video! As an aspiring travel vlogger/blogger, this totally helps out so much :)
If you want another profesion that allows you to travel, that's archaeologist. Although it doesn't specifically let you go 100% tourist, you can travel A LOT! and enjoy like a tourist in your free-time while you're doing research.
i am so happy these videos are back thankyou ally!!!
Glad you're enjoying them!! :D
Your vlogs are super helpful!!! Thank you so much for sharing!
Awesome video!
Nonprofit organization work also allows a lot of travel if you get into the right ones as they tend to have multiple locations whether it's international or just within your own country. I've worked under a USA umbrella non-profit for a while and have been sent to various states for free and was able to easily find a few days of paid work at any local office when I go somewhere on my own. A friend of mine works with a youth hostel organization and she's traveled all over Europe, S. America, and various African countries with almost a guaranteed job wherever she goes. She does pay for most of the travel expenses herself though...
10 ways that I am not anywhere close to being qualified to do.
Great... Love your channel though. Your so damned cute.
Lorenzo Groeneweg That is actually a great idea. I see bartending jobs everywhere.
they dont pay very well though
+Polly If you work somewhere that has rich customers, you'll get a huge amount of tips. Of course, you have to be nice but that's the easiest part.
Bartending has always paid me more than any other job ive ever had. You just have to have a super cool personality and know your drinks. It's a pretty easy gig.
Cute girls from England don't exist
If you don't want to work on a cruise ship, you can work for the cruise company. Granted, you won't be moving around like on the ship, however, cruise companies give their employers benefits for travel the longer you work for them.
Great info... definitely got some things I didn't know about to kick off our new year goals! Thank you!
Being a yachtee (yacht crew) is far better than working on a cruise ship. Also, they won't hire Americans for cruise ships cause no one in their right mind would work for those wages and terrible labor violations. Working for a student travel company seems like a great job. You are basically teacher and camp counselor in one. Requires a bachelors, pays low but ALL accommodations paid for.
Or work at Club Med! I am living in the French alps spending days off in the mountains :)
wow thats so cool!
thank you so much, I've been looking for something like that, I really appreciated it !
this is great video ! super helpful, love it
travel is my passion but how to earn money mean job
I just made a video on this you should check it out
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I've been watching more and more of your videos and learning alot! when you said you were from Birmingham. my mum and dad are from Birmingham as well, living in telford now. I have a working visa set for australia and I'm looking to fly in September time (just keeping an eye on prices at the moment). it will be a solo journey and your videos are brilliant in helping the nerves settle about solo travelling. thanks! (I'm 28 years old so left it a bit late to start enjoying the backpacking travelling but better late then never lol)
Awesome content ! Really loved the images ! I wish I'll be able to get here one day
Some sales type work will get you paid travel if the company is trying to sell their product overseas.
Tech installation/maintenance type jobs will take you to random places that need things installed.
But you won't be choosing where you're going.
So how did you get started actually? I'm actually going onto the freelance route and hoping ultimately to have enough skills to start an online business, however it seems that vlogging/youtube is such a non-technical way to earn all that money while travelling that I'm considering making a side-project on vlogging
Very informative! Thanks for the great video! :)
You can also get a job that is usable all over the world - I am a teacher and I've just been offered a job in an international school in Bangkok - I move over in August!
hii, may I ask which websites you used for that matter? thx in advance :)
Hey Aly, I recently found your channel and I love it... thanks for such a great videos
Would love to hear more about your experiences of working with companies! Yes please!
This video is soooo helpful thank you!!
awesome video!!! : ) very helpful as usual!!
Stephanie Lim yeah the video is nice
I love your channel! Your content is so helpful! I hope to see you on the road! :D cheers!
Hi! Your video is really inspiring and informative! After quitting my day job for three years, I really want to travel the world while working! Hope you can also visit the Philippines! :)
Really like the vid and your personality is awesome! Just started travel vlogging, hoping to get better at it!
I'm planning on being an au pair this summer. It is a more short-term travel for about 2-3 months but it gives a place to live, eat, and extra pocket cash.
Very good tips. Thanks!
Thank you for all your advices, I love your channel it's soo helpful ♡♡
I work and travel the world have been doing it for years now and love it !! xx
There are plenty of companies that hire based on languageskills. I know people who have worked in Manila speaking Swedish. I worked in Ireland speaking Norwegian. Spain, Greece, Romania, Bulgaria... Mostly it-support and customer service. You do work a lot, but you get the opportunity to experience a new culture and use your freetime traveling.
I'm pretty sure that most schools in japan just require a degree. There's also jobs that you can get there to teach English at like a café or on the side where you don't even have to have a degree.
Thank you. You inspire all of us. Comic timing, travelling, reading, advising omg how many hats do you wear? You are a travel guru. 🐰
Really enjoyed this! Keep them cominggg! 😁😁
thanks for the great tips! defo will check out your australia working visa videos
I want to study law and work in an embassy, so I hope I will be traveling quite a lot later on☺
boring career
Herminiame hi if you work in embassy. Please help me about visa. I want job in your country?
@@342crazy666 😂😂
Thank for sharing this knowledge.
Excellent video and tips for those who love to travel
I worked on a cruise ship in the youth Dept "day care" I worked 3 months was off a month then went back for another 3 months and so forth. We are able tonget off the ship and so sightseeing, shopping etc. I loved it plus we are pain in cash and it's tax free.
Can you please make a video on how to choose companies to work with you (sponsorships) and what are the right sort of prices to charge them.. ?
I am already travel vlogging my Asia Trip but I am still a beginner who has no idea about most of these things :)
Thank you for help in advance.
Thanks for this vid Aly!! My husband and I are going to become location independent at the end of this year, and your video is further reaffirming at least 3 of the things we are going to try!! You are awesome!! BTW Did you darken your mane?
That's awesome! No, when I say she has a mind of her own, I meant it haha. No controlling it! ;) Or it could be the lighting :P
I just revamped my channel and started posting holiday vlogs on my first time travelling to Ireland, I am currently studying Communications to get a degree, and this is exactly what I want to do, be some kind of travel vlogger/blogger, I know its kinda farfetch but hey I'll try :D
Dont give up! gotta start with a dream right
Love the tip videos Aly!
So much Value, great video!
I'm a chef for 6 years, but I lost my love for it, the only thing is interests me is travel and being a character design. Any advice?
Ive been in this place too and it can be confusing. My best advice is to explore this intrest it might be leading you somewhere
Thank you for the advices!
so glad I found your channel thank you for the video it's very helpful since I'm thinking of traveling to work
Except you hardly have any time off when you teach English.
Thanks for the tips! I just graduated from uni and looking into jobs that allow me to travel. I've just started vlogging so I can get practice once I start traveling:)
I wanna travel when i get older and i subbed xx
I have been contacted by a company to review one of their products for free and this was 2 weeks ago and tomorrow will be receiving the product that I choosed from the 4 options they provided. Since you mentioned about doing product reviews what can you advise they just sent me the product with no strings attached. Since I am still new to TH-cam your input would be very much appreciated.
Amazing video, just loved it. The best out of all that I watched 😜 ( literally )
Great video, thanks for sharing
Thank you so much! It was really useful, please do a video on working with companies :)
heyy, I love the way you explain everything... awesome help... 😄
awesome video, really good information
Hey guys, you should consider au pairing generally you can stay upwards of a month with a family, no degree required and it's fantastic because my hours are 5-9 Monday to Friday. In addition, you are literally living with locals! So if kids are your bag and you're interested, countries like Spain or France or the U.K. LOVE au Pairs ❤️
yeah my sister is a nanny atm and doing a ski season! she loves it
enjoying the videos lately would be interested in a video about sponsorship deals . however just wondering are you going to shoot anything other then inside your apartment? even just some day to day outings?
Absolutely. I have a tonne of vlogs on my channel and right now I am finishing my book up which means I am a bit of a hermit for the next couple of weeks but vlogs will be coming back!
i am also a digital traveler since 2 years with my family and we are doing very well so far..
I have done some of these myself including teaching English abroad and travel blogging and vlogging. The only one I got paid for was tutoring for Spanish (which came from the English teaching internship, ironically enough). I would love to have my own business dealing with teaching languages!
loved this vid! making money blogging is pretty challenging but fun!