
Michael Salib
LEOlingo - South (Bavaria)
AlumniMy family didn’t travel much when I was younger. When I got a little older, I became much more curious about the world and decided to take a shot and ...
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Ever dreamed of living and working in Australia? Picture yourself exploring white sandy beaches, ancient rainforests, exotic wildlife and iconic cities, all while getting paid to travel. A working holiday in Australia is one of the best ways to experience life abroad, gain international work experie
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If you’re looking to live and work somewhere with a culture that’s completely different to you own – but with the security of an English-speaking job – then Japan is the working holiday to do it. Why Work Japan Home to snow-capped peaks, ancient shrines and off-the-wall cities – Japan is a total on
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Are you looking for the perfect package to start your working holiday and find paid jobs in Australia? Oz Gap Year: A Paid Work Program is the perfect way to start your Aussie adventure. Spend a fun-filled week with lots of action-packed activities while learning about life, travel, and career in A
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IIK Deutschland
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Working abroad is something that every chef should try at some point in their career. It’s not just the excitement of learning all about the culture and cuisine of another country which makes the prospect so enticing; with a huge amount of seasonal cooking jobs abroad, and positions available all over the world, it’s most definitely a professional opportunity as well. Finding a international cooking job is easy for trained chefs, and the work itself will prove to be an immensely rewarding challenge for any newbie in the field.
Asking which country is the best place cooking jobs abroad would lead to a never ending debate among professionals in the field. Every nation across the world takes pride in the quality and type of cuisine they serve up, and the answer will almost certainly differ from one chef to the next. Really it comes down to your own personal culinary aspirations, particularly what type of cookery you strive to improve in or explore and learn about.
Some countries are particularly infamous for the greatness of their cuisine, and thus are the first choice for many chefs looking for cooking jobs abroad. Italy, France, Greece, and Spain are typically thought of as the most prestigious countries in Europe where you can gain experience as a chef. The cuisine of China, Thailand, Japan, and India come with equally high regard in Asia. Elsewhere in the world, in countries ranging from Mexico to South Africa to the United States, you can find more great cooking job opportunities that will allow you to master a unique style of cooking.
These are just a few of the most popular countries for international cooking jobs, but there are culinary jobs abroad almost everywhere in the world. Some regions will certainly present a more challenging linguistic and cultural adaptation than others, so remember that there are many additional factors beyond culinary considerations that you should take into account when deciding where to work abroad.
Many international cooking jobs are seasonal, which can be beneficial for many reasons. Since available positions tend to be open for only a few months at a time, you will be able to avoid the tangle of visa considerations. You will also be able move around frequently, gaining experience cooking in a variety of different cuisines and formats. Most seasonal cooking jobs abroad are in the tourism and hospitality industries. Manning the kitchens of hotels, resorts, and cruise ships are all examples of the type of culinary jobs you might find abroad. Working for private catering services, language schools, or camps are also promising places to look for culinary jobs abroad.
Competition is typically more stiff for permanent cooking jobs abroad at restaurants, and you will also have to jump through the hoops of organizing a work permit and residential visa with your employer. However, if you have the proper culinary training and prior experience as a chef, there is no reason why you shouldn’t be considered for permanent international cooking jobs. When you begin working abroad you may have to take an entry level position below your qualification, but with hard work and patience you could end up working alongside some of the top chefs in the world.
Seasonal cooking jobs abroad will typically pay chefs fairly well, and also typically offer lodging as part of compensation packages. This can be a huge bonus; for example if you work at a resort in the Alps or on a cruise ship, you will likely have access to many additional luxuries and amenities while working abroad.
Relative pay rates for more long-term culinary jobs remain fairly constant around the world, but will fluctuate according to the economic level of the country you are in. You can expect to make considerably more money working as a chef in France, for example, than in India. However, the low costs of living in developing countries, such as India, will allow you to save up a considerable amount of money working abroad, so there is certainly a tradeoff.
Master a New Art. By working abroad as a chef, you can bring yourself closer to the origins of whatever country’s cuisine you seek to master. Working alongside chefs who have grown up cooking their native dishes will undoubtedly give you new insight into the culinary tradition.
Be Mobile. Since many culinary jobs abroad are seasonal, you will have the freedom to move around and work in different places all over the world. Not every profession allows you to have so much freedom to venture around the globe!
Make Yourself Stand Out. If you ever decide to settle down into a permanent cooking job abroad, or even want to open your own restaurant someday, working internationally will make you a more enticing candidate for the people with the power to make it happen. You will stand out as a very well-rounded chef, and have the experience to back it up.
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France, Spain, and Italy are typical destinations for people seeking jobs in the culinary field. But other countries offer similar or even better opportunities such as Switzerland, Australia, and the USA.
It’s possible to get a cooking job without experience. One option is to take a culinary course, which helps familiarize you with basic terminology and techniques. Then, you could apply for an entry-level position, such as a pantry cook or teppanyaki chef at a Japanese restaurant.
Working in the international culinary field as a high-end chef generally requires a relevant degree and around five years of experience. Some employers welcome candidates without a degree but have many years of experience.
If you’re a chef seeking an alternative career without straying too far from your training and previous experience, similar jobs include a banquet cook, sushi chef, and restaurant manager. You can also be an executive chef, which is a step up your current role.
Hear what past participants have to say about their experiences
Program: Exploring Hospitality & Culinary: Work in UK Hotels
If you are thinking about working abroad or exploring new caregiving opportunities, do it through Scotia Personnel! I used their programs to au pair in the United States and Australia, and I am currently working senior care in Canada. Every single chapter has been unforgettable. Beyond the deeply rewarding nature of caregiving, the programs have connected me with a massive community of like-minded travelers. You never feel alone because you are constantly meeting others who share your passion for adventure. It is a fantastic, life-changing opportunity that I recommend to anyone.
Program: Activity Leaders for Summer English Program in Italy
Creative, detail-oriented and proactive, with a strong interest in transforming spaces through thoughtful design concepts, room makeovers and DIY projects. Brings practical communication, organisation and customer-facing skills, alongside an eagerness to learn, adapt to new environments and gain international work experience. EXPERIENCE Admin Support (Part-time) | Property Portal Real Estate, Cape Town • Provide part-time administrative support to Property Portal Real Estate in Cape Town. • Assist with day-to-day administrative tasks and general office support. Marketing Activations – In-store | Green Essence / Green Lion • Supported in-store marketing activations and customer-facing promotional activity. • Helped present products and communicate promotional messaging to customers. EDUCATION Master in Interior Design | Italian Design Institute Online – English Version | First year in progress National Senior Certificate / Grade 12 | Milnerton High School Subjects included English (First Language), Afrikaans (Second Language), Mathematics, Consumer Studies, Business Studies and Tourism. KEY SKILLS • Communication & collaboration: Clear written and verbal communication; comfortable working with others and contributing to team projects. • Organisation & time management: Able to manage multiple tasks, plan work and keep track of deadlines and project progress. • Computer literacy: Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint; familiar with Google Workspace tools. • Creativity & problem solving: Enjoys exploring ideas, finding practical solutions and expressing concepts visually. • Attention to detail: Careful and precise when completing academic, creative and administrative tasks. • Adaptability & willingness to learn: Open to feedback, new environments and developing skills through experience. • Responsibility: Certified in First Aid Level 3; able to remain calm and reliable under pressure. LANGUAGES English | Afrikaans (second language) ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Driving licence: Code A and Code B learner’s licence First Aid Level 3 certified

Program: Work and Travel Canada
The IEC Working Holidays process can be daunting when you are first researching it. Ashley Ragus and the rest of the team at InterExchange made the whole process so seamless and easy to understand, from start to finish. Ashley is so supportive, kind, and extremely communicative. We met with her a number of times and she and the rest of the team guided us through every step of the process so we never felt confused. The instructions that InterExchange provided were super clear and easy to follow. Deadlines and triple-checking everything in your application is super important. It's also important to take all of pre-border crossing prep work seriously, and do it right – you will thank yourself later. It's been a dream of ours for a long time to live and work in Canada, and it feels surreal to be experiencing that now - thanks to InterExchange. I highly recommend InterExchange – 10/10 experience. Thank you Ashley and team!


Program: Exploring Hospitality & Culinary: Work in UK Hotels
the most incredible company I have ever dealt with. the knowledge and care from the entire scotia personnel team is absolutely unmatched. If you are ever thinking of travelling abroad, this is the company you have to go through. take it from me, my first time Au Pairing i was 18, and had no clue what to expect. Here I am writing this at 29 with amazing experiences and lifelong friends from this journey. they make it extremely easy and remain kind, warm and friendly throughout the process. wish I could give them more than 5 stars because they changed my life!
Thank you for your kind words Brooke, we are happy you had a great experience and appreciated the care and support provided. It was a pleasure working with you.
I had an unforgettable experience with global work & travel on this trip, and my Trip Coordinator Shona was truly exceptional. They took care of every detail, from logistics to local insights, making sure each day was seamless and exciting. Their knowledge of the area was impressive, and they shared hidden gems that we would have never discovered on our own. What really stood out was how they handled unexpected situations with ease, always staying one step ahead and making sure we felt comfortable and supported. They communicated clearly, so we always knew what to expect, and their enthusiasm made the whole experience feel that much more special. Thanks to Shona, I could fully relax and enjoy the adventure without any stress. Highly recommend for anyone looking to make the most out of their travels with expert guidance! Will definitely be back in the future.
My trip has been absolutely excellent so far. I arrived on the 19th of February in Sydney and am living in Glenmore Park. A few days after exploring the place and seeing what is around me I went to a concert that was amazing. After that I went to a place called Forster and got to see the beach and the ocean surrounding it. I got to go on a boat and do some fishing while seeing all the wildlife around including pelicans, dolphins and a lot of different kind of fish and sea life. After all the exploring I went back to Penrith and met some of my partners family and friends who were all so nice to me. They explained the culture a little bit more, and a lot of them are rugby (footy?) fans and introduced me to the game which I found really fascinating because I love sports and learning the game. Now that I've settled in and seen what's around I am looking for jobs around the area. My next goal here is to figure out the bus and train systems so that I can get myself around. Another goal I have is to make some friends in my free time and get some insight on the hidden gems of the area. I'd really like to go for some hikes to see more of all the natural beauty of the area. I'm so happy about how warm it is here and not having any snow around me makes me so happy. I do miss my family back home and with the time difference its hard to catch them when they are available but its been nice to have a different family atmosphere to be around that is so warm and welcoming. I do feel a little out of my comfort zone being in a place that is so different from where I come from, but each day that I am here it gets better and better. I'd like to thank Shona for being there if I have any questions or concerns and keeping in contact with insights and tips. It's very much appreciated with everything this journey has come with. I feel like I'm in safe and good hands and would recommend her to anyone who wants a fantastic experience with Global!
This trip has truly been the experience of a lifetime, and it has been made so much easier by Asti and other people at global work and travel who have assisted me. Asti has helped me book day trips, hostels, and provided me with a great job match before I even arrived in Australia!
I've been delighted with my experience, working with Global has made my experience amazing and given me peace of mind that all will go smoothly and if not, I've got assistance if needed! Asti, my arrival coordinator, has been most helpful and checked in multiple times even since my arrival to make sure that all is going well. My only feedback would be that I think that orientation should be in person, with other Global travellers in the area - it was difficult to network with others travelling with the same company over messaging only, and the 2 people I managed to find agreed that they thought orientation was in person 😅. Overall, an incredible experience so far, and thank you for your help finding me a suitable role and supporting me at every stage.
From the moment I said I wanted to go with Global Work and Travel I've just had te most amazing experience! The people who have helped me are amazing and super nice and also helped me with anything I could possibly need and want. It's been a great first week!
Could not recommend enough! Since day 1, Charlie, David and Hannah have all been so kind and informative. They have all helped me to book and arrange everything, this is my first time travelling so I had alot of silly questions that they answered as best they could and I could not be more thankful. Hannah has checked in every step of the way and been so reassuring and helpful since arriving. I would not be out in Australia loving life if it wasn't for them all
Planning a life changing event like working and living abroad doesn't come without a mountain of tasks, unseen hurdles and life admin I really wasn't ready for... Luckily the stress was pretty much evaporated by the team at Global who made the process a breeze, guiding through the stages of booking, planning and all the admin you wouldn't think about until I landed... Flights. Visa. Phone Sim. First Hostel, and probably most reassuring of all - a job when you've stepped off the plane. They handle it absolutely perfectly, pre trip nerves ? Squashed with constant check ins for concerns and changes of your plans ! Nothing is too much trouble for the team at Global, who guide you through the whole journey from concept to landing on the tarmac Down under - with continued support after you've settled to really keep you reassured. I would highly recommend Global based on my experience with them, be it for a working holiday, excursion tour or any of their services! What makes it so much more tangible is the team there have had their own travelling experiences and handle your booking on a human level, really hyping you up in the build up and putting any worries at ease. My trip In particular was handled flawlessly by Myles, David and Asti. Who I highly commend from taking me out of a nowhere job bored in the UK to living the dream down under in Melbourne !
Asti and the rest of the Global team have been nothing but amazing when helping me get prepared and settled into my accommodations and work place in Australia. They set everything up for me prior to my arrival which made me feel at ease when arriving. I would highly recommend using any of their services when booking any sort of trip with the company and also highly recommend having Asti as a travel coordinator as she has been nothing but sweet, understanding, and respectful while assisting me throughout this process!
This trip has truly been the experience of a lifetime, and it has been made so much easier by Asti and other people at global work and travel who have assisted me. Asti has helped me book day trips, hostels, and provided me with a great job match before I even arrived in Australia!
First and foremost my trip has barely started im only 3 weeks in but I have really enjoyed the nightlife in Melbourne and just how sublime the city appears at night with breath taking views. My travel coordinator made it simple for me to be able to land in Australia and not have to worry about taxi, or Ubers to get to my accommodation and also helping me with multiple job opportunities, before I arrived in Australia communication was very immediate to ensure my trip was as smooth as possible.
Program: United States H1B H2A & H2B Visa Program for Foreign Workers
I have experience at cruise ship since 2016 Housekeeping Department as anStateroom Attendant, my job is to keep clean an tidy every single room and hygine as per standard, engage with all my guest and make sure the have great experince when they vacation
I am interested in other countries to work as a chef That's my dream To show the tastes of Indians dishes to the other countries I'm eagerly waiting for the chance to come true Hope I'll get an opportunity

Program: Exploring Hospitality & Culinary: Work in UK Hotels
Thanks to Scotia Personnel I got to experience one of the best and most exciting years of my life living in California, USA! Richelle and Marilyn were so attentive and patient, and always available to answer any questions I had. They do such an amazing job making you feel taken care of and ready for whatever awaits you on this adventure. Would highly recommend them to anyone looking into these kind of opportunities!
Kaitlyn, we are glad to hear your experience Au pairing in America was a life changing one. It was a pleasure to work with you and we thank you for your kind words.
Program: Work and Travel Canada
When I first looked into acquiring a IEC Working Holiday visa I as admittedly a little overwhelmed by what seemed like an overload of information and documentation that would be required from me in order to successfully immigrate in Canada. From the very first time we spoke, Ashley Ragus made what felt like a very daunting process at the start feel incredibly seamless and simple by the end. I am so appreciative for her support along the way, and I am looking forward to working with her again when I reapply for 2027. Thanks for everything Ashley, you rock!
Program: Exploring Hospitality & Culinary: Work in UK Hotels
In October 2024, I learned about Scotia Personnel and the work they do to help young people like me travel the world. My name is Breanne P., and I am in my second year of university. Since I was young, I dreamed of travelling the world after I finished school. However, after learning about Scotia Personnel, my dream happened a lot sooner than expected. Last summer (May 2025), after Scotia Personnel helped me figure out all the logistics of my trip, I was able to fly from Canada to Italy and live there for three months. During these months I lived with a lovely family with a mother, father, 13-year-old son, and 11-year-old daughter. They also had two cats and a nanny who was so sweet. I was shown and told my responsibilities, mostly picking up and dropping off the kids at their functions and doing activities with them. We would go out to eat, go exploring, go to the park, or go dancing. On the weekends I would take the train and visit a different place in Italy. Sometimes I even went with the family to different places. I also had a week off, so during that time I decided to go to Paris in France and Barcelona in Spain. I made some wonderful friends there, connecting with other solo travelers when I was going places alone. My family was so sweet and it was so AMAZING! During the hours I was off, I would either meet with another au pair or hang out with some Italian friends I met there. During the whole trip I visited so many different places like Pisa, Florence, Rome, Cinque Terre, and more. Furthermore, I made so many great friends from all over the world: Africa, Sweden, the USA, Canada, Italy, Mexico, Amsterdam… And I had so many new experiences. It was one of the best decisions of my life, and I am so happy I did it!
Breanne thank you for sharing in such detail your experience in Italy. It is great to hear you made connections with others from all over the world!
Program: Reception, Cooking & Housekeeping Volunteer Positions
Hello. I am currently working as support teacher in the ministry of education however I'm looking for another job with better prospects. Please contact me if there are any jobs positions that meet my requirements. Hope to hear positively from you.
Alumni and staff share what it's really like to go abroad

Michael Salib
LEOlingo - South (Bavaria)
AlumniMy family didn’t travel much when I was younger. When I got a little older, I became much more curious about the world and decided to take a shot and ...
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Paul Curley
LEOlingo - South (Bavaria)
AlumniGoing abroad was always something I wanted to continue doing ever since I visited both Boston and New York for a 90-day holiday back in 2014. Since th...
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Paytten Fankhanel
International Rural Exchange Canada
AlumniI always wanted to travel after I finished my degree in Agriculture. When I first heard about the A-Way-To-Work program in post-secondary, I knew this...
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Camryn Chetyrbuk
International Rural Exchange Canada
AlumniI just finished my program in college and I couldn't wait to travel and try new things. I think working somewhere is the best way to take in another p...
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Jonatan Carlsson
INTERNeX Pacific
AlumniI spent all of 2019 in Australia on a working holiday visa and really loved the whole experience of it, so I wanted to spend another year abroad in so...
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Elsa Gas Wikström
(DEAD URL) Edu-Pal China
AlumniMy first big trip was to Auckland, New Zealand, where I worked as an Au Pair for three months. I quickly came to realize that even though it was a bea...
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Alicia Kravies
The Cultural Exchange Project
AlumniI was at a point in my life where I needed a change. I had been going to college for about 4 years with still no degree and no definite idea of what I...
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Jon Achtenhagen
MediaKids Academy
AlumniI wanted to travel and experience a different culture. I was sick of having the same basic experiences as everyone I knew. I also wanted to push mysel...
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Cori Keyes
Cenet
AlumniWhen I came to university, it was the talk of the town that Work and Travel is the place to be for summer. So I did my research on it, saw that many s...
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Bianca Dohnt
Nomaden Berlin
AlumniAfter spending many years in Australia pining for Europe, I finally managed to work up the courage to take a short tour of many highlights over Christ...
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Isidora Anabalon
Nomaden Berlin
AlumniI had already lived abroad a couple of times before and really enjoyed living in new places, discovering new cultures and meeting amazing people that ...
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Simon M
InterExchange
AlumniI like traveling, I like kids, and I wanted to improve my English.
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Emma Raymond
InterExchange
AlumniAs a child, I traveled a bit with my family from living in The Netherlands to visiting family in Greece. As I got older, I loved it more and more and ...
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Daniel Bliss
Nomaden Berlin
AlumniI saw opportunities in Berlin that I didn't see in many other places. I thought I could start a life here that I couldn't start/find anywhere else.
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Darwin Cosico
Nomaden Berlin
AlumniI’ve always wanted to establish my career in Europe and also travel extensively at the same time. The best thing about working and living in Europe is...
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Sarah Anthony
The Cultural Exchange Project
AlumniThe world is just too big to stay in one place. While I love my hometown and still plan to return, I had to go out and see more than just the small po...
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Emily Imray
Smaller Earth
AlumniI'd always loved travelling, having previously au-paired in Spain and volunteered in Sri Lanka, so when it came to deciding what to do in the summer o...
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Melissa Gold
LoPair Cultural Exchange
AlumniI was inspired by travel blogs I found online and friends I met through language learning.
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Thaly Zollinger
Smaller Earth
AlumniI had never been to Europe before I became an au pair in Madrid, but I thought this was a great, affordable way to travel and live abroad while truly ...
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Casey Talaric - 2014 Program Participant
The Cultural Exchange Project
AlumniI decided to apply for an international program because I knew that it would be one of my last opportunities to really get out and explore the world w...
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