I Want An Entry-Level Job With Training And Travel Options On The Side

Probably the best way to find entry-level job opportunities, that permit you travel and provide training services, is to initially perform a general entry-level job search. After that go to one of the sites that come up and specify the above criteria in the job categories. There are categories where it asks if travel will be a problem for you, and as for training I say ask as you go along.
For instance, perhaps there is a job opportunity you don’t have actual work experience for but isn’t a job like computer programming or in the medical field where a degree is required. A lot of these jobs are probably in management, sales or human resources, leadership types of jobs that focus a lot more on interpersonal skills than complex qualifications. So that is always an option. I followed my own advice and, for example, found some interesting entry-level job opportunities willing to train potential candidates in the sports arena and one job as a travel agent (seems interesting).
If you find this approach doesn’t work the best for you I also found a couple of sites that specialize in entry-level jobs that provide employee training. Both sites are job banks and provide searchable criteria options, so make sure to find a job that has travel opportunities as well and make all your dreams come true! Isn’t job searching grand?
Job Search Sites:
http://jobs.careerbuilder.com/al.ic/Training.htm
http://www.palmbeachpost.com/jobs/content/jobs/resources/stories/jobs_travel_main.html
http://www.jobster.com/find/US/jobs/for/entry+level/page/2?source_type=any&source=search_results&d=28&s=b
http://www.jobbankusa.com/workhomejobs/aug22/travel_agent.html
http://www.careerbuilder.com/JobSeeker/Jobs/JobDetails.aspx?siteid=cbc_true&lr=cbc_true&Job_DID=J8A0626R3DM6B5XNCJ8
http://www.careerbuilder.com/JobSeeker/Jobs/JobDetails.aspx?siteid=cbc_true&lr=cbc_true&Job_DID=J7X0S560Q8VPP47X7NH
Job Training Sites:
http://www.trainerquest.com/
http://jobs.astd.org/