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All skills specific to working in Hostels. Receptionists, Marketing, My-allocator – its all here. Skills that hostels needs like plumbers, web designers etc. you will find in their own skill set sections and not here.
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All things Tourism & Hospitality. Hotels, catering and everything else involved in taking care of people when on holiday or out and about in their city.
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Administrative assistants/secretaries help to keep an organisation running smoothly, taking care of the administrative and organisational tasks that make the organisation function.
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You are used to walking, using GPS and love the outdoors. So you can work somewhere, taking guests out in walks, treks and make sure they have a great time.
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You have experience or certification in tour guiding in its most common form – leading groups.
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You have experience as a private, one-to-one guide hired for exclusive guiding of an individual, couple, family, business group, etc.
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If your willing to work nights and have hostel reception experience or looking for a way into the hostel business then this is a good skill to add to your profile.
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Hostel Receptionist. Checking in guests and showing them where their dorm is. Helping with enquires and general helps with guests. Plus of course being their personal psychotherapist, their mother, Google maps and […]
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Tending the bar. These are the jobs that take place in the bar area of a food providing buisness – serving, cleaning and working around the bartenders.
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All skills needed in a hotel, hostel, restaurant, cafe that does not require you to deal with guests. So cleaning work, and help with running the hotel from the inside.
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Cleaners usually either work for a cleaning company and work with a team of cleaners. Or they work for themselves and personally visit each client.
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Harvesting is the process of gathering a ripe crop from the fields. Reaping is the cutting of grain or pulse for harvest, typically using a scythe, sickle, or reaper. On smaller farms with minimal mechanization, […]
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Child caregivers look after the basic needs of children, such as dressing, feeding, and supervising their playtime. They also provide a beneficial learning environment and a safe “home away from home” for little ones.