Workamping Q&A #19 - Your Questions Answered

[August 2023 Q&A Session] Have questions about Workamping and RVing? Listen in to this recorded webinar to get your questions answered by the creators and leaders of the Workamping industry - Workamper News.

In this session, we discuss:

00:00 Welcome and about Workamper News
2:10 How do I find work?
16:20 Where do I post a resume?
25:55 What skills are most desirable for Workamping jobs?
30:19 When do I need to have a position secured by? Discussion on seasonality of jobs.
38:17 Is it okay to negotiate the length of a job?
40:03 Are solos being phased out?
40:33 How common is it for a bigger, family-type campground to accept only one member of a couple?
44:31 Seasonally, where do people want to be?
44:55 What questions should I ask an Employer?
54:54 What is a work agreement? Why does a Workamper have to request it in so many cases?
1:01:20 How do I circumvent problems when traveling far for a job?
1:05:40 I have a [insert description of unique RV here], is this acceptable?
1:11:05 Are there ever any part-time positions at national parks?
1:14:27 What online school program is everyone using for their kids?
1:16:02 Is there a group for kids of Workampers?
1:17:39 How about health insurance?
1:19:25 The podcast on Workamping
1:22:15 Relationships in Workamping are important
1:23:11 Wrap up and thank you

----------BEST RESOURCES FOR WORKAMPING:

Our Gone Workamping blog - https://goneworkamping.com
Our Workamper Show podcast - https://workampershow.com

----------OTHER LINKS:

NRVTA - https://nrvta.com
Volunteer.gov - https://www.volunteer.gov/s/
Fulltime Families - https://www.fulltimefamilies.com/
Nomad Insurance - https://nomadinsurancegroup.com

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