How to Become a Park Ranger

The basic goal of a national park ranger is to protect and preserve public resources while helping people enjoy them. This may be accomplished by fighting fires, enforcing land use regulations, or studying the natural world to learn how to better care for it. They patrol the parks to ensure visitors' safety and to prevent vandalism, theft and harm to wildlife. Park Rangers may have assignments which make them similar to police. To protect...

How to become a travel agent

Travel consultants are also referred to as travel agents, travel professionals, travel planners, and travel counselors. There's really no difference - they all sell travel products for a living. However, the recent trend has moved away from the term "travel agent" towards titles that imply more of a personal, one-on-one service. As a travel consultant, you will help people plan vacations, trips and tours to locations across the country...

How to become a bartender

As a bartender you have two options. Firstly, you can stand behind the bar doing the bare minimum such as cleaning a little here and there, serving when you have to, and agonizing with your work colleagues about how long to go until you clock out. Or secondly, you can talk to and entertain your customer, use salesmanship and show professionalism. We recommend you try the second option as it will be far more rewarding and enjoyable. More...