So what are some Costa Rica jobs?
If you're planning to stay a while, here on the Rich Coast - consider taking advantage of various opportunities that exist, chances to work throughout the country.
Teaching English is a popular option - positions available in the nation's capital, San Jose... and in smaller coastal towns as well - those like Jaco and Montezuma.
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Rewarding on so many levels - becoming a volunteer is something else to think about.
Lending a hand on an organic farm - growing all-natural, chemical-free crops, helping out at a National Park or refuge - rehabilitating wildlife, and freeing animals back into the jungle...
...or even joining up at a sea turtle hatchery - patrolling the beach at night for new arrivals, relocating egg clutches, and releasing newborn babies into the ocean...
You'll learn so much in the process, and feel so good about doing it.
Come to think of it - organizations like ACI (Intercambio, Cultural & Voluntariado) and ASVO (Association of Volunteers for Service of Protected Areas) are good places to start - in your quest for a first-time position.
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Well here on this page of the site, please click and read on to learn about work opportunities and other related stories and information, here on the Rich Coast...
Map of Working in Costa Rica
From working to volunteering to other related stories and information - clicking the colored dots on the following map, will take you further on down the page to learn more...
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Working on the Rich Coast
Do you want to work on the Rich Coast? Click on the following links to learn more about being employed in Costa Rica...
Teaching English
Living and working in Montezuma - here, let's join English Teacher Adrienne Banka for a day in the classroom... right by the beach!
Volunteer Work
Organic farming, sea turtle hatcheries, wildlife sanctuaries and more - lend a helping hand, here on the Rich Coast...
Volunteering at the Cabo Blanco Reserve
Catching up with Naomi Mori - volunteering at the Cabo Blanco Absolute Reserve in Cabuya, she shared an insight what it's like, living and working here.
Sea Turtles in Costa Rica
This was one of the most amazing experiences ever. Watching tiny baby Olive Ridley sea turtles, make their way across the beach, and into the Pacific Ocean.
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Read on to learn about even more related stories, here on the Rich Coast...
Working in Costa Rica
Topographical engineer and land surveyor, here - Freddy Alvarenga shares some of his work-related experience, from over the years.
