Employment Opportunities For Rafting Guides

I thought it would be fun to look for employment opportunities for rafting guides. I did a search on Google and found more than five hundred results. I think that this kind of a job would be so exciting and wonderful.

The first website I visited looking for employment opportunities for rafting guides took me to NorthernOutdoors.com. The website said that there were full and part time employment opportunities available for the summer season. They are seeking personable, competent and If you want to be work with the Northern team at their Resort Centers in The Forks and Millinocket, Maine as one of their rafting guides, you need good communication and interpersonal skills. A neat appearance and outgoing personality is also an absolute must.

If you are hired as one of their rafting guides, you will learn to navigate three of the top whitewater rivers in the United States. This is a great job for teachers, college students or anyone looking for a career in the hospitality industry or the adventure tourism industry.

Rafting season lasts from May to October. Rafting guides go through a training program in either early May or late June. The pay for rafting guides starts at $68.75 per day and rafting guides often receive tips.

I also visited the Rocky Mountain Adventures website looking for employment opportunities for rafting guides. Rocky Mountain Adventures is a year-round adventure company that is headquartered in Fort Collins, Colorado. Rocky Mountain Adventures offers several different rafting, kayaking and fly-fishing trips on several rivers in Colorado.

Rocky Mountain Adventures also runs trips to two international destinations. Rocky Mountain Adventures provides a complete instructional and gear rental for rafting, kayaking and fly-fishing. They have jobs open for rafting guides for next summer already posted on their website.

The University of Montana College of Forestry and Conservation came up in my search for employment opportunities for rafting guides. They have graduates that work in a wide variety of fields dealing with the environment and natural resources. Their website talks about their graduates are starting out as field ecologists, rafting guides, wildlife managers, land use planners, wilderness rangers and other fun jobs outdoors.

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