I work as a pharmacy technician and I get paid to make creams, gels, pills and injectables all day. I cant believe I get paid to do this.

Check into it. You may like it.

I took an 8 month course through Remington College. They have campuses all over the U.S. It was a great school.

www.remingtoncolllege.com

I’d think that would be the case in a lot of countries, so if you like to work with children, observe & be creative, contact the English for Speakers of Other Languages departments at local colleges in your area to investigate this as an option.

This way, you could live & learn one culture for a year or two, then move on to another, keeping it up until you were tired of learning or teaching.

Because the cost of living in most of these countries is not as high as it is in the US, even if you don’t get paid that much, you could probably live very well – even building up your savings for when you do return to the US to live.

If you are creative you could design your own resource centre, charity or assistance/develpment program.

This could be applied to children and adults, and it’s pretty guaranteed good pay – especially if your in the private sector.

Security Guard.

Hair Stylist.