We haven’t yet found money growing on trees, but we do have a team of dedicated Researchers looking high and low. Some travelers want long-term jobs that allow them to integrate into a community, while others seek out short-term jobs to finance the next leg of their travels. Those who can teach English will find many job openings in Greece.
Many popular youth hostels have bulletin boards with both long- and short-term employment opportunities. City News (http://athens.citynews.com/Employment.html) lists updated opportunities for work in Athens. Websites like www.jobs-in-europe.net and www.jobsabroad.com also can be helpful. EU citizens will have a much easier time finding work and will generally make better money than those from outside the EU. Note: working abroad often requires a special work visa Transitions Abroad (www.transitionsabroad.com) also offers updated online listings for work over any time period.
If you’re planning on spending more than three months working in Greece, search for a job well in advance. Be aware that work permits can be hard to come by, and make sure that you will be employed ...more
Since traveling can get expensive, many travelers try their hand at odd jobs for a few weeks at a time to help finance another month or two of touring around. For citizens of Greece and of EU countries ...more
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