Ways To Make Money

January 23, 2012

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Ways to make money

It’s everyone’s dream to travel the world but that costs money, a lot of money! How can you travel for free? And earn while you travel? If you have an interest in traveling and making money there are many ways to make money, you may want to take a look at this wonderful opportunity.

Teach English

English has become the customary language for international communication and the language most generally associated with international trade and tourism. Teaching English is one way to make money, this can be exhilarating, fun and tremendously rewarding. English teaching offers individuals the chance to travel to exotic locations, learn a new culture, and earn some extra cash. The demand for English teachers in Japan, Thailand and Vietnam has grown over the past decade.

Music Instructor

The Music teacher is a fantastic experience for the single person. However, you will need to carry a wide variety of materials with you because you don’t know their level of ability yet i.e. song book, guitar picks and straps, strings, reeds and anything else that could break or be required.

A Music Instructor could easily make $3500 a month in a small market. In many areas this may be more than you could make teaching band in a high school.

Taxi Driver

If you are a highly skilled driver who loves driving, enjoy pick up and drop off passengers then Taxi driver is a good choice.

Taxi drivers receive the most work on Friday and Saturday nights and may need to deal with drunk or angry customers. Taxi drivers also need to know how to help people with disabilities if necessary. Wages vary from state to state and from city to city. Drivers in larger cities and metropolitan areas earn more money than those in smaller areas. Wages are determined by hours worked, number of completed fares and tips.

Requirements for taxi drivers

A valid international and local driver’s license

Training, Drivers will need to be able to pass tests with proficiency on motor vehicle laws, local geography and landmarks, and safe driving. Overall good vision and hearing, with or without corrective lenses or devices

There are no special education requirements needed to become a taxi driver. Many cab companies want drivers to have at least an eight grade education, though a high school diploma is most preferred. Drivers must be at least 21 years of age, 25 years of age in some places, and have a clean driving record. If there are any previous traffic violations, there cannot have been any within the last three years.

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