The Best Job in the World
Island Caretaker
this the best job in the world? The Tourism Board of Queensland, Australia is looking for someone that would like to work on one of the most beautiful tropical islands in the Paotle Coean. No education or formal qualifications are necessary The job pays over $100.000 for six months of work. You even get sits on the beach and has its own pool. Below is the actual description of the job bonellts, dution, and qualifications to live in a three-bedroom villa that
The Best Job in the World Island Caretaker Great Barrier Reef
About the job
The Tourism Board is seeking applicants for the best job in the world as an Island Caretaker. This will be a six- month contract and is located on the luxurious Hamilton Island in the Great Barrier Reef It is a live-in position with fexbile working hours. A key responsibility is to explore the islands of the Great Barrier Reef to discover what the area has to offer. You will be required to report back on your adventures to the Tourism Queensland headquarters in Brisbane, Australia via weekly blogs, phete dlanies, video updates, and ongoing media Interviews. This is a unique opportunity to help promote the amazing Islands of the Great Barrier Reef
Other duties may include but are not limited to Feed the fish-There are over 1,500 species of fish living in the Great Barrier Reef. Don't worry you won't need to feed them allClean the pooll-The pool has an automatic filter, but if you happen to see a stray leaf floating on the surface it will be a great excuse to dive in and enjoy a few laps.
Colllect the mail-During your explorations, why not join the aerial postal service for a day? It's a great opportunity to get a bird's eye view of the reef and islands.
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1) Who is the employer that is seeking job candidates?
2) What is the title of the job being offered?
3) For how long is the job contract?
4) Where is the job located?
5) What is the required
work schedule for this job?6) What is the key responsibility for this job?
7) This job will be a unique opportunity to do what?
8) What are three job duties that the employee would be required to do?
Carur and Life Stile Lemons, All Rights ReservedAbout the job package:
Living above the Great Barrier Reef is a unique benefit. and the successful candidate will also be paid a package of salary $100,000 dollars for a six-month contract. You will also receive a return airfare from your nearest capital city (in your home country) and free accommodations. You will receive internet access, the use of diving equipment. and will also get to travel to a number of the other islands located in the Great Barrier Reef area.
Education/Experience Requirements:
A broad range of experience will be considered, but the successful applicant should have:
Excellent interpersonal communication skills
Good written skills
An adventurous attitude Willingness to try new things
A passion for the outdoors
Good swimming skills and enthusiasm for snorkeling and/or diving
Ability to successfully engage with others
Want the best job in the world?
If you enjoy new experiences and you can spare six months to enjoy a life at the Great Barrier Reef, then you have a good chance of obtaining this DREAM JOВ.
9) What is the salary offered for this job?
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Career and Life Skills Lessons, All Rights ReservedThe Grossest Job in the World Puke Collector
There are some occupations that are so disgusting hard to believe that people would be willing to do One of the grossest jobs is vomil collector This is a new occupation, it has been around since ancien times. In Ancient Rome, they were in high demand. The wealthier Romans really liked to eat and drink when the went to parties. Some of brains and stuffed mice, their favorite thay foods were lamb that they washed down with a lot of red wine. These wealthy romans liked eating so much that after stuffing their stomachs, they would make themselves vomit so they could eat even more. Often, they puked all over the dinning-hall floor. Puke collectors stood by and would scramble to clean up each mess. wiping away any of the puke off the guests.
Vomit collectors still exist today However, unlike the Roman puke collectors that wers slaves and didn't have a choice, it is now a paid job position. Instead of working at dinner parties of the wealthy, they work at amusement parks Most parks now have stomach-turning rides. These rides seem to be designed to make riders involuntarily throw-up their last meal. Thorpe Park has a ride called the Saw, which has become notorious for making people puke. Last year, the ride was shut down 619 times, due to people puking on the ride. In total, there was over 150 liters of vomit that was collected in the park.
The qualifications for this job are that you must have a strong stomach and not faint at the sight of yellow barf. With the demand for faster, scarier, and stomach-turning rides on the rise, job prospects should remain strong
Answer each question with a complete sentence on a separate piece of paper.
1. How long has the career of a vomit collector been in existence?
2. Whose vomit did vomit collectors clean in Ancient Rome?
3. Why were the wealthy Romans puking so much? 4. Where do vomit collectors work at today?
5. Why are vomit collectors needed at the amusement parks? 6. What are two qualifications required to be a vomit collector?
7. What does the job outlook or demand look like for the future of this job? 8. Would you be willing to do this job? Explain why or why not.
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The Deadliest Job in the World Loggers
There are a number rated as the most dat of dangerous jobs in the world
one spot Accending Alled on the job with a loggers were gerous However recently logging has ant to the Bureau of Labor loggers are the mo cate of deatti of 127 per pared to 32 hshermen Ailled compare
aware of the dangers all the time. There are Logging workers must be awan many hazards in logging, which can easily lead to serious ry death Loggers work with many dangerous tools and equipment such as chainsaws and heavy logging machines. One careless move of mechanical failure can lead to death The environment that loggers work in only increases the potential for an accident. The torrain where loggers work is very unstable, steep, uneven, and may have many obstacles. The weather conditions that loggers are exposed to karther raises the danger levels. Rain, snow, wind, and extreme cold can make working conditions even more hazardous The biggest danger comes from the trees. Falling or rolling trees is a constant threat as well the infamous Widow Maker Widow Makers are large branches that come loose from trees and crash down without warning on top of loggers
For the amount of dangers loggers face, you would expect a high earning potential However, the salary most loggers earn is below the national average. They make about $16 hours an hour or $33,000 a year. The job outlook is also very weak. This occupation is expected to decline over the next decade by about 10% This career is not for the faint of heart, it takes a special kind of person
Answer each question with a complete sentence on a separate piece of paper
1. Which occupation was the deadliest for a longtime? deadly?
2. Which occupation is now the most 3. How many loggers were killed in 20127
4. What tools and equipment do loggers work with that are dangerous? 5. What increases the potential for injury or death in this occupation?
6. What weather conditions can make the logger's job more dangerous?
7. What is the biggest danger that loggers face?
8. What is a Widow Maker?
9. How much does a logger earn?
10. By how much is this occupation expected to grow?
11. Would you like to do this job? Why or why not?
Career and Life Skills Lessons, All Rights ReservedThe Strangest Job in the World
Pet Fond Tester
- Amencans really love their pets and pets really love the f To ensure th who dedicate delicious of the tire relationship continues there are professionals Gemselves to and nutritious. T testers are make sure that pet food Though nutrition is making sure our per hey are called Pat P writing reports pets food is ood Testers Mu looking at ways to has the right nutritional balance important taste and sme s are crucial Therefore, the tester is responsitile for tasting new and old pet foode
One of their main duties is to make sure that pet food tastes good and has the fexture animals prefer crunchy, or soft then places a It can't an't be be too chewy Therefore, the testers first sniff the food and sample, often dog food or cat food, in his or her mouth and chews away chewed food out Most of the time, the tester spits the
Since pets can't talk, it is important that testers develop. might be considered delightful. Having some knowledge a canine or feline serise of what about animals can be helpful in this profession but not always inquired. For this job, employers are often looking for people with a keen sense of soften and taste as well as the ability to describe different textures, tastes, and smells Ofte creating testers have a science background or degree. which is helpful for analyzing and creating the nutritional value of the food.
For those interested in this occupation, the good news is the job outlook is strong. It is expected to continue to grow because coupatincrease in people's desire to pamper and spend on their pets. The pay for salary for a pet depending on a person's edundtiona level and job responsibilities. The salary for a pet food tester ranges from $34,000 to $117,000 a year
Answer each question with a complete sentence on a separate piece of paper. 1. What are the professionals called that make sure pet food is delicious and nutritious?
2. Much of the time, what are pet food testers doing?
3. What is the main duty of a pet food tester?
4. Before eating the food, what does the tester do with it?
5. Most of the time, what does the tester do with the pet food they are chewing?
6. What should a good tester develop?
7. In selecting a pet food tester, what are employers looking for?
8. Often, what type of background do testers have?
9. What is the job outlook for this job?
10. Why is this occupation expected to growth?
11. What is the salary for a pet food tester?
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On Your Own
1. Would you want the job of Island Caretaker on the Great Barrier Reef? Why or why not?
2. How do you think the job of Island Caretaker would differ from a typical office job?
3. Discuss the importance of having the qualifications listed for the job of Island Caretaker.
4. If you had to choose between being a vomit collector at an amusement park or a logger, which job would you choose and why?
5. Do you think that being a Pet Food Tester would be an enjoyable job? Discuss why or why not.
6. Which of the jobs discussed do you think is the most interesting? Explain your reasoning.
7. How do you think the job market for these unique jobs might change in the future?
The Best job in the world
Who is the employer that is seeking job candidates?
What is the title of the job being offered?
For how long is the job contract?
Where is the job located?
5.What is the required work schedule for this job?
6. What is the key responsibility for this job?
7. This job will be a unique opportunity to do what?
8. What are 3 job duties that the employee would be required to do?
9. What is the salary offered for this job?
10. What are 3 other benefits that this job offers?
11. What are 5 education/experience requirements for this job?
12. Would you want this job? Explain why or why not?
13. Do you think this is a real job offer?
1. The employer seeking job candidates is the Tourism Board of Queensland, Australia.
2. The title of the job being offered is Island Caretaker.
3. The job contract is for six months.
4. The job is located on Hamilton Island in the Great Barrier Reef.
5. The work schedule for this job is flexible, with flexible working hours.
6. The key responsibility for this job is to explore the islands of the Great Barrier Reef and report back on adventures.
7. This job will be a unique opportunity to help promote the amazing islands of the Great Barrier Reef.
8. Three job duties that the employee would be required to do are feed the fish, clean the pool, and collect the mail.
9. The salary offered for this job is over $100,000 for a six-month contract.
10. Three other benefits that this job offers include free accommodations, internet access, and the use of diving equipment.
11. Five education/experience requirements for this job include excellent interpersonal communication skills, good written skills, adventurous attitude, willingness to try new things, and passion for the outdoors.
12. Whether or not someone would want this job would depend on their personal preferences. Some may find the opportunity to live on a tropical island and explore the Great Barrier Reef appealing, while others may not be interested in the responsibilities or lifestyle it entails.
13. It appears to be a real job offer as it provides specific details about the job role, requirements, and benefits.
The grossest job in the world
How long has the career of a vomit collector been in existence?
Whose vomit did vomit collectors clean in ancient Rome?
Why were the wealthy Romans puking so much?
Where do vomit collectors work today?
Why are vomit collectors needed at the amusement park?
What are 2 qualifications required to be a vomit collector?
What does the job outlook or demand look like for the future of this job?
Would you be willing to do this job? Explain why or why not?
1. The career of a vomit collector has been in existence since ancient times.
2. Vomit collectors in ancient Rome would clean the vomit of the wealthy Romans.
3. The wealthy Romans were puking so much because they liked to eat and drink excessively at parties and would make themselves vomit to make room for more food and drink.
4. Vomit collectors work at amusement parks today, particularly near stomach-turning rides.
5. Vomit collectors are needed at amusement parks because the rides can cause people to vomit, and they are responsible for cleaning up the vomit to maintain cleanliness and safety.
6. Two qualifications required to be a vomit collector may include having a strong stomach and not fainting at the sight of vomit, and being able to handle and clean up unpleasant substances.
7. The job outlook or demand for the future of this job is likely to remain steady due to the increase in stomach-turning rides at amusement parks.
8. Whether or not someone would be willing to do the job of a vomit collector would depend on their tolerance for unpleasant sights and smells, as well as their willingness to work in a potentially messy and unappealing environment.
The deadliest job in the world
Which occupation was the deadliest for a longtime?
Which occupation is now the most deadly?
How many loggers were killed in 2012?
What tools and equipment do loggers work with that are dangerous?
What increases the potential for injury or death in this occupation?
What weather conditions can make the logger’s job more dangerous?
What is the biggest danger that logger’s face?
What is a widow maker?
How much does a logger earn?
By how much is the occupation expected to grow?
Would you like to do this job? Why or why not?
1. The occupation of being a coal miner was considered the deadliest for a long time.
2. Currently, loggers are considered the most deadly occupation.
3. In 2012, 127 loggers were killed.
4. Loggers work with dangerous tools and equipment such as chainsaws and heavy logging machines.
5. The potential for injury or death in logging is increased by the hazardous terrain, unstable working conditions, mechanical failures of equipment, and falling trees.
6. Weather conditions such as rain, snow, wind, and extreme cold can make the logger's job more dangerous.
7. The biggest danger that loggers face is from falling or rolling trees, as well as widow makers which are large branches that come loose from trees and can fall without warning.
8. A widow maker is a large branch that comes loose from a tree and can fall without warning on top of loggers.
9. Loggers earn about $16 per hour or $33,000 a year on average.
10. The occupation of loggers is expected to decline by about 10% over the next decade.
11. Whether or not someone would want to do the job of a logger would depend on their willingness to work in dangerous conditions and their comfort level with the physical demands and potential risks associated with the job.
The Strangest Job in the World
What are the Professionals called that make sure pet food is delicious and nutritious?
Much of the time, what are pet food testers doing?
What is the main duty of a pet food tester?
Before eating the food, what does the tester do with it?
Most of the time, what does the tester do with the pet food they are chewing?
What should a good tester develop?
In selecting a pet food tester, what are employers looking for?
Often, what type of background do testers have?
What is the job outlook for this job?
Why is the occupation expected to grow?
What is the salary for a pet food tester?
1. The professionals who make sure pet food is delicious and nutritious are called Pet Food Testers.
2. Much of the time, pet food testers are tasting and evaluating different types of pet food.
3. The main duty of a pet food tester is to ensure that the pet food tastes good, has the right texture, and provides the necessary nutritional balance for pets.
4. Before eating the food, the tester sniffs it to assess the smell and taste.
5. Most of the time, after chewing the pet food, the tester spits it out.
6. A good tester should develop a keen sense of smell and taste, as well as the ability to describe different textures, tastes, and smells.
7. In selecting a pet food tester, employers are looking for individuals with a keen sense of smell and taste, the ability to describe different tastes and textures, and a background in science or nutrition may be helpful.
8. Pet food testers often have a science background or degree, which can be helpful for analyzing and creating the nutritional value of pet food.
9. The job outlook for pet food testers is strong, as the demand for pet products and services continues to grow.
10. The occupation of pet food testing is expected to grow due to the increase in people's desire to pamper and spend on their pets.
11. The salary for a pet food tester ranges from $34,000 to $117,000 a year, depending on a person's educational level and job responsibilities.