Get your resumés ready guys, because the travel opportunity of a lifetime has just landed on your lap and all you have to do is prove your worthy of such an incredible gig…
… and be within a certain age bracket.
World Life Experience is on the hunt for six women and six men to travel around the world for 365 days while they get paid AND receive eight weeks ‘leave’ to go home and visit family.
The role will ‘require’ the dozen super fortunate travellers to tick off 40 countries and five continents while participating in cultural, entertainment and social responsibility activities.
Each participant will have their accommodation, flights, activities and we’re assuming some meals, paid for; and they’ll receive a monthly salary of €2.500 or around AU$3,784.
That’s an annual salary of $44,400 – that’s more than some entry-level travel industry gigs.
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PLUS, those selected will receive four two-week breaks throughout the year to return home – eight weeks leave!
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The only catch is, you need to be between 20 and 35 to be considered and must match one of these types: experienced, adventurous, travelled, entertaining, voluntary or student.
Also, everything they see and experience will need to be shared in order for World Life Experience to raise awareness about social and cultural diversity.
Registration for World Life Experience 1st edition ’17 ends on 30 June, 2017, and the journey begins in Lisbon, Portugal, on 15 September, 2017.
The selection process begins with a form of expression of interest, the registration form can be found on the website. Once the registration is validated, there is a small questionnaire which serves to evaluate the profile of the candidate. Then, the selection of 1 of 6 NGOs which the candidate would like the project to support with a €2.50 donation included in the registration fee, and finally payment of the €9.00 registration fee.
The group’s selection process is carried out by the Portuguese branch of the international and independent company CEGOC which specialises in selection and recruitment, leading the selection process of the World Life Experience group.
