4. Peace Corps and International Volunteering
Many retirees view the Peace Corps as a young person’s game, but the organization actively recruits seniors. Currently, roughly 7 percent of Peace Corps volunteers are over the age of 50. Older volunteers bring decades of professional experience to communities that desperately need expertise in agriculture, business development, and education.
The Peace Corps provides a living stipend, housing, and full medical coverage during your service. As an added financial benefit, federal annuitants can continue collecting their pension payments while serving, allowing their nest egg to grow untouched while they live abroad.
I wanted to be an airline employee since I was in high school. I’m retired now but would love the experience in Customer service or what ever ar a a I’m needed. Thank you for considering me.
I am very interested in this. I have been a minister oof religion in Trinidad. I also have a bachelors degree in Business administration . I was a chairman of a credit Union as well as of achurch board and chairman of the education committee. I was also chairman of a choir and produced as well as wrote theatrical plays. I was a unit manager in the life insurance business both in Trinidad and in the USA. Please send me information to apply
I am very interested in this position. Please email me the info.
Thank you
I am very interested in listings in the European areas. I have a masters degree in Anthropology with a minor in International Health Programs.
I retired from the Department of Defense as a counselor and was in the U.S. Air Force on active duty.
Very interested in this position.
I will love to be continuously engaged as a retiree in any available vacation.