Jobs across the country

1. Chef on a cruise liner

The national average hourly wage is $13.00.

Primary responsibilities: Cruise ship chefs do much of the same responsibilities as any other chef, such as meal preparation and cooking, as well as aiding with cleaning after meals. Chefs on cruise ships may work long hours preparing meals for both guests and workers. They usually work every day of the week for a few months, with two to three weeks off in between.

2. Train driver

The national average annual wage is $62,305.

Primary responsibilities: Conductors operate as part of a team to guarantee that trains run on time. They must be able to drive the train, manage train assembly, and execute emergency repairs. Conductors must be certified and will most likely go through intensive training. Many train personnel remain in the business until retirement because they generally get excellent perks such as pensions and health care. Depending on the employer, train conductors often work an erratic schedule. Long-distance conductors must labor for days on end before taking a few days off. Most conductors work an on-call schedule and may be called in at any moment.

3. Airline flight attendant

The national average hourly wage is $16.85.

Primary responsibilities include inspecting and demonstrating aircraft safety equipment, handling specific requests, and ensuring passenger comfort. If necessary, they may also provide emergency medical treatment. Flight attendants often begin on reserve status and must be prepared to fly at any moment, frequently with little notice. They may be able to seek more regular schedules as they gain seniority. A flight attendant often works 12- to 14-hour shifts and may fly 75 to 100 hours per month. An extra 40 to 50 hours per month may be spent on the ground on chores such as report writing, flight preparation, continuous training, and waiting for aircraft to arrive.

4. English instructor in another country

The national average hourly wage is $19.33.

English instructors who teach abroad conduct a combination of English as a Second Language (ESL) and conventional English teacher tasks, such as teaching pupils to read, write, and speak English. They also prepare, administer, and mark examinations, as well as produce progress reports. English instructors who desire to teach in another country often work on contracts that range from three months to two years. During their contract, teachers typically work standard school hours.

5. Driver of a truck

The national average weekly wage is $1,108.

Primary responsibilities: Over-the-road (OTR) truckers transport products over vast distances. They may carry raw materials and completed goods from factories to distribution locations. They might work for commercial firms or operate their own rig. OTR drivers often work three weeks on and one week off every month.

6. a travel technician

The national average annual wage is $69,832

A traveling technician, also known as a field service technician or field service engineer, performs on-site installation, servicing, and maintenance for their employer's customers. Travel technicians usually work a standard 40-hour work week, however this might vary depending on the customer.

7. Visiting nurse

The national average weekly wage is $1,669

Primary responsibilities: Travel nurses undertake all of the activities that normal nurses do, such as monitoring patients' vital signs, providing medicine, and keeping medical records. Travel nurses work at hospitals and clinics where there is a personnel shortage. They work on contracts that might range from eight weeks to two years. Travel nurses usually work 40 hours a week, divided into four 10-hour shifts.

8.Blogger 

The national average hourly wage is $15.53.

Bloggers' primary responsibilities include writing on a broad range of topics, including parenting, cuisine, fashion, and automobiles. Marketing, advertising, and product sales account for the majority of a blogger's earnings. A freelance travel blogger travels locally or globally and writes about their experiences in a unique and useful manner for a specific audience. They will give travel suggestions for each trip in order to educate potential visitors about the region.

9. Business advisor

The average annual wage in the United States is $72,734.

Primary responsibilities: Many business consultants may go to new or struggling organizations to give professional advise and services. Professional consultants will identify any problems in a company and devise a strategy to solve them. This might involve creating a new financial strategy, launching a marketing campaign, and recruiting new employees to boost employee retention. Consultants often remain with a company until the strategy is completely implemented before going on to help a new company.

10. Training expert

The national average annual pay is $60,624

Supervisors hire training professionals to visit their organization to assist workers improve and progress in their jobs. Training experts design development and training programs that educate workers in order to foster a more engaged workplace. These training programs are created by specialists depending on each department and team. These training programs may include exercises for team building, skill development, or leadership seminars.

11. International operations expert

The national average hourly wage is $14.78.

Primary responsibilities: International operations professionals are in charge of both customer and staff connections. If a company has many locations or corporate offices, the International Operations Specialist will often go internationally to function as the primary communicator between each office site. They interact with employees and customers in many nations to ensure that each firm complies with local regulations, that ties across locations are strengthened, and that any required restructuring plans to enhance each office site are developed.

12. Travel agency

Average annual wage in the United States: $45,875

Primary responsibilities: Trip agents assist clients who are unfamiliar with particular places in creating travel arrangements. They often have personal experience going to several nations or locations and will share their knowledge of each region. Vacation agents may help consumers with numerous aspects of the travel planning process, such as arranging flights and hotels, making bookings, and advising them on what things to do in each location.

13.Photographer 

The national average hourly wage is $14.97.

Primary responsibilities: Travel photographers are often freelancers that attend numerous events and locales to obtain notable photographs. Couples may engage them to photograph weddings on location in exchange for reimbursement for their trip as well as cash for the event itself. Other photographers may take scenic photographs in other locations and sell them to travel periodicals.

14. Event coordinator

The national average hourly wage is $15.56.

Primary responsibilities: Depending on the magnitude of the event, event planners may organize a full event on their own or help in planning and execution. They may go to bigger events in other parts of the globe to assist plan, decorate, and clean up after them. Some event planners operate as freelancers or are paid by organizations to go to a variety of events and occasions on a regular basis.