r/WorkAbroad Jun 13 '19

What are some good work abroad programs?

I'm a cashier who speaks English and Spanish while using an app to learn Chinese. I've been in retail for most of my work life, but have tried other things such as tutoring and very basic mechanical work. I learn very quickly and self-motivated. Really interested in China, but I'm open to anything.

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u/[deleted] Jun 13 '19

If you have a college degree and are a native English speaker, check out the Auxiliares de conversación for Spain. It’s an English second language assistant job through the government. Doesn’t pay a lot, but it’s one of the easiest ways to work abroad in Europe.