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Rescue
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Imagine being confronted with a disaster--and you are the person who draws the line in the sand between life and death for its victims. If you're clear-headed in times of overwhelming stress and you thrive on the adrenaline rush of search and rescue missions or rescuing people from burning buildings or flooded homes in the midst of a raging hurricane, then rescue services is your dream career.
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Sky Diving
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You would think that the only job you could have if you loved to skydive is to be a skydiving instructor. But in order to make the sport safe and profitable, it needs practitioners, insurance agents, trainers, rescue personnel, mechanics and riggers.
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Racing
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If you think that tearing down a track or through crashing waves or up and over hurdles is your idea of a good time, there are plenty of opportunities for you to explore them. Want to be in the pit of a Nascar crew? Right next to the track? Do you want to drive yourself? Are you driven, in every sense of the word? Then you can expect your search to end right here--the best jobs available are listed around the corner.
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Security
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Diplomatic work, government work, bodyguard work and even private investigation work, can become an exciting career venture for the right person. Working in any number of high-stakes environments requires a sense of confidence in the security personnel than most jobs would. However, the right position to match your impeccable skills and personal qualities should make the best of the best security positions a career possibility for you.
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Animals and Training
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There are so many positions in the animal world--working with wild animals like lions, tigers and bears in a circus or other traveling show, training such wild animals to perform on cue for television and movie cameras, helping keep wild animals in natural habitats healthy without invading on their security and freedom? All of these remarkable positions require hands-on experience and academic training--and, if you are an animal lover with these qualifications and the desire to make your employment something out of the ordinary, then this could be for you.
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Safari
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Safaris are a roughing-it type of expedition; however, in these days where luxury is portable, working on a safari will entail more of your polite city-slicker skills than you would think. Be one of the crew of porters that take intrepid adventurers to their exotic destinations. As a hiking expert, you will be expected to march into, say, the most wild part of the Congo where cars are not allowed, and carry equipment, unload luggage and set up a campsite by hand.
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Eco Tours
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Ecotourism has expanded by 20 to 30 percent annually since the early 1990s, with jobs as guides, business managers, assistants, marketing staff and a host of others making up an entirely new work force. If you have a love of the wilderness and the environment, then you might find a job in eco-tourism the most satisfying of your life.
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Sailing
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Sailing trips offer the most romantic of all trips to the serious adventure traveler while also providing the adventure crew person all the best perks they could possibly find in a lucrative job position. As opposed to a cruise, where you are a cog in a very, very big machine, the luxury adventure sail job presents you with a whole set of new and interesting challenges--making the tourists happy while providing all the amenities of a luxury cruiser on a small and intimate sailing journey.
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Rocks and Caves
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Colorado, Norway, Australia--throughout the world, there are thousands of rock faces that you know you would give anything to conquer. If you're looking for some excellent spelunking, how about jumping into a cave in Alaska, where a frozen rockface provides you with the utmost in dangerous climbing and jumping? What about the fact that you could put on your boots, pick up your picks and make the most of some serious rock by leading other enthusiasts into the experience of their lifetime. Why take on a regular job when you can turn your climbing fixation into a full-scale employment opportunity.
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