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Events organisers working in specialist areas may have other responsibilities. ( Some events managers working with large budgets can earn over 36,000 ). Representatives' work is seasonal. become self-employed tour guides. work is common. The Association of Professional Tourist Guides and the Scottish Tourist. ( Most tourist guides are self-employed, working for tour operators or coach firms ). Tour Manager tours by rail or cruise ship. large, international companies to small, specialist firms. Tour managers may enter office-based work for a tour operator in the UK. become tourist guides. (Tour Manager). ( Tour managers are employed by tour operators that organise group package tours, usually by coach ). (Yoga Teacher). ( Most yoga teachers work part-time and are self-employed )

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Events Manager Events managers or organisers plan, co-ordinate and publicise a wide range of promotional, educational, corporate, sporting and exhibitions conferences product launches fundraising events festivals weddings parties. Suppliers include venues, audio/visual production companies and hospitality creating budget and venue proposals managing finances and contracts evaluating the effectiveness of an event. Events organisers working in specialist areas may have other responsibilities. assistant but manage events when the occasion arises. Events management is a varied career; each project has different constraints and opportunities. Events organisers in assistant posts could move on to As events managers take on more responsibility, they Typical employers may be hotels and leisure facilities; marketing departments of large companies; or specialist events companies ... (Events Manager). Back to top

Passenger Liner Steward Duties include making beds, supplying fresh linen, vacuuming floors and Stewards work as part of a team, under the supervision of a head housekeeper or bar manager. Some cruise companies may use the job title to refer to customer service or reception staff, where duties can include informing passengers about the services offered on board, arranging excursions and dealing with guests queries and complaints. Shift work is required, Stewards usually share accommodation with other staff. Recruitment can be carried out directly by the shipping company or holiday company, or by specialist employment agencies ... (Passenger Liner Steward). Back to top

Playworker These may include breakfast clubs, after-school clubs, Different playwork settings are run in Playworkers offer a range of activities and provide children with a safe place to play, socialise, try out new things or just spend quiet. They are responsible for health and safety, and must ensure safety procedures are followed, but should also encourage children Playworkers will give first aid if needed. children using the service. play bus or custom-built van. Playworkers are employed by local authorities, voluntary organisations or private companies. are of opportunities for children's play, care and education. Experienced playworkers can progress to supervisory or management roles. therapy. Senior staff can earn around 19,000 ... (Playworker). Back to top

Resort Representative Resort representatives are the first point of contact for holiday-makers at their destination (usually abroad). accommodation. Resort representatives arrange regular times to meet holiday-makers to make announcements and deal with enquiries and problems. Representatives' work is seasonal. Depending on the resort/country, holiday seasons may run from April onwards, January or January to April. Representatives often work from early morning to late evening, at weekends specialist firms. regional and national tourist boards and travel agencies. become self-employed tour guides. Experienced representatives may earn up to 15,000 or more ... (Resort Representative). Back to top

Theme Park Working in theme parks, fairgrounds and visitor attractions involves operating and supervising rides, often as part of a team.On some rides theme park workers operate the machinery from a control box, which may involve making announcements over a public address system. In bigger theme parks they may work as floaters, spending time on a series of different rides. Some fairground workers are employed casually over holiday periods. The work is mainly outdoors. Work in travelling fairs includes assembling and dismantling rides, whichinvolves strenuous effort, lifting and carrying. Promotion to supervisory posts, or opportunities to train for management positions may be available in larger parks. Fairground and theme park workers may start at around the National Minimum Wage ... (Theme Park). Back to top

Tourist Guide Tourist guides escort visitors around cities, historic buildings, gardens, religious sites, museums and other places of interest. including history, purpose, architecture, furniture, paintings, flora and fauna. Others accompany groups on day tours to interesting places or sites, for example sightseeing tours, tours for specialist interest. Driver guides drive small groups in Seasonal work is common; part time work is possible. during the tourist season. buildings may work regular hours. work is common. Most tourist guides are self-employed and charge fees. The Association of Professional Tourist Guides and the Scottish Tourist. Guides Association websites have details of recommended fees ... (Tourist Guide). Back to top

Tour Manager tours by rail or cruise ship. Tour managers liaise closely with the coach driver, agreeing to stop at appropriate times and places. weekends. large, international companies to small, specialist firms. Successful tour managers are often invited to continue working for the same tour operator. Tour managers may enter office-based work for a tour operator in the UK. travel and tourism, eg tourist information centres, regional and national tourist boards, and travel agencies. become tourist guides. Income for tour managers varies considerably from company to company and also relates to the areas and types of tour the manager covers. ... (Tour Manager). Back to top

Yoga Teacher Yoga teachers instruct people on the various stances involved in yoga, and also teach controlled breathing, meditation and visualisation. disease and ill-health. in physical intensity and complexity. evening work is common. advantage. There is a growing demand for yoga teachers in sports and leisure centres, health clubs and community centres. local authorities, private health clubs and corporate organisations. There are also opportunities for qualified yoga teachers to undertake further specialist training on BWY modules. Diploma Course Tutor qualification. There are no set salary rates as most yoga teachers are self-employed. ... (Yoga Teacher). Back to top (Permalink)