Building & Repairing
Both Skye and his girlfriend Vanessa are very fast workers.
Kitchen Hand, Cleaning, Housekeeping, and Reception
Skye was an absolute addition to our hostel and food trailer. Good with other volunteers and guests. Very sociable person happy to help where and when he can
The hostel was a really enjoyable experience, and eh location couldn't have been better. Andre and Jacey are really easy-going, make the work really fun, and maintain really good communication with the volunteers. They were always available to help with any questions. I was lucky enough to get assigned to the Hungry Giant food truck, where I set the record for sales by a volunteer. Two weeks in Northern Ireland isn't nearly enough time, and I look forward to going back as soon as I can. I would recommend bringing a good pair of hiking shoes, as there are so many trails to explore.
Completed the Worldpackers Travel Writers certificate where he/she learned how to create engaging travel content, optimize for SEO, and pitch stories.
This course is designed to help volunteers prepare for Worldpackers' experiences, including creating a complete traveler profile and sending great applications, sharing feedback with hosts, and other best practices for successful exchanges and your project's growth!
How the traveler helps the Worldpackers community besides volunteering.
Writing articles for the Worldpackers Blog
Producing educational videos for the Academy
After leaving his full-time job in 2014 to travel the world, Skye created his own website SkyeTravels.com to make traveling a reality for everyone, no matter their financial means. He can most often be found working diligently in a cafe somewhere in the world. So far he’s been to 51 countries and counting. He travels the world with his partner in a van, never content to stay in the same place for long (unless it’s at the top of a mountain overlooking a beautiful sea).
Achieved college-level grades before the age of 10, and went on to do extensive vocational training in numerous fields including teaching, cooking, construction, medicine, digital media, etc.
Too many to list. Worked 100+ hour weeks for years in the USA at a range of jobs from teaching to carpentry to cameraman assistant to event producer.
I've been on the road since the beginning of 2015. So far I've traveled to 50+ countries, and I never plan to stop.
