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5 Fly Jobs That Serve Up a Change of Scene

Posted Sep 26, 07 7:09 PM CDT in Arts & Living 

(Newser) – You don't have to be the CEO of an international corporation to go abroad.  These jobs will get you there even if you're just out of college:

  1. Teacher:  Go abroad, and you may make even more than back home.
  2. Chef:  Are you an established chef? Some hotels will pay you to grace their kitchens plus room and board.

  1. Massage therapist: Take your magic fingers abroad on a cruise ship.
  2. Nanny/au pair:  Room, board, and living expenses? Yes, please.
  3. Caterer: If you're established, a big-name client may even take you on fancy trips.

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