QUESTION:
I am a Canadian planning to attend College in the States. I was wondering
then, would I be able to work at Disneyland, or any other job for that
matter? Its been a dream ever since I can remember!
Thanks!
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david ingram replies:
Disneyland is wonderful and over the last several years, I know of at least
five students who have obtained work permits to work in Disneyland which
participates with:
http://www.ciee.org/
I do not know if Disneyland is still one of their employers but I think they
are. Start exploring there. And this applies to Australians, Fins, etc.,
etc.
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