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01-14-2009, 01:27 AM
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ho yes alex what a place to work the people that work there are very luckly indeed, what an awesome place, looks to have every spices of fish, i would just spend all day just staring at the fish and doing no work at all.
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02-12-2010, 12:24 AM
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Location: Singapore
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oh yah dekker, talking abt best job , you shd have seen this Best Job On Earth. AWESOME! Briton Ben Southall has won the "the best job in the world". Here we profile the job on Australia's Great Barrier Reef. "No formal qualifications were required by Tourism Queensland but the candidates had to be willing to swim, snorkel, dive and sail. The job advert required: “Excellent communication skills, good written and verbal English skills, an adventurous attitude, willingness to try new things, a passion for the outdoors and good swimming skills, and enthusiasm for snorkelling and/or diving.” His position will require him to work for just 12 hours a month and his duties will include feeding some of the hundreds of species of fish that live around the island. He is expected to explore the area and write about his experiences on his own internet blog. .. And these arduous tasks, which begin for Mr Southall on July 1 for a six-month period, will be handsomely rewarded. He will receive a salary of 150,000 Australian dollars (£70,000) and will get to live rent-free in a three-bedroom villa with pool. " LINK:Briton wins 'best job in the world': job in Australia - Telegraph Alan Chow http://localfishshop.blogspot.com/ Last edited by alanchow76; 02-12-2010 at 12:43 AM.. Reason: improve style & add more info. |
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