Alaska Fishery Jobs Preview

Alaska Jobs!

As America's largest state, Alaska offers tremendous travel, seasonal employment and "life experience" opportunities. People from the guy down the street to Hillary Clinton (as a college student), have worked a summer in Alaska's fishing industry. Whether your goal is to save money, hike in the backcountry or just do something completely different, a season in Alaska is unlikely to disappoint.

Inspecting cans of salmon before they are sealed and cooked.

This preview is just a sample of what's in the members area, which has over 250 pages of Alaska jobs information and videos!

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The Alaska section of our members area contains everything you need to know to decide what's right for you, including: Detailed information to help you choose to work either on or offshore What to take with you In-depth profiles of all five fishing regions, including where to stay in each town Objective employer profiles Fun travel options Video interviews and cannery tours	Interested in Alaska, but don't want to work in the fishing industry? Check out these options: The National Park Service needs seasonal help for Alaska's parks, historic sites and recreation areas. Alaskan resorts and tour companies hire seasonal workers as well.