How to Prepare to Work at Disney Parks

Working at Disney is the dream of many teenagers or adults studying for a degree. Will it be possible to get an opportunity like this in one of the most reputable companies in the world?

Yes! It is possible to experience the magic behind the castles and fantasies that we always cover here, discover a little more about the backstage and leave this incredible milestone on your resume.

But, of course, there are prerequisites, since the visa that allows Brazilians to work in the country is the J1.

To apply you need:

• Pay all visa and International College Program (ICP) expenses;
• Be enrolled in an undergraduate course recognized by the Ministry of Education (MEC);
• Be 18 years of age or older, with no age limit for entry;
• And have advanced English, enough to communicate well.

If you have this dream and meet the prerequisites, we've selected three unmissable tips for you to prepare and get a good job at the ?The happiest place on Earth? (The happiest place on Earth). Write it down:

1. Develop good communication: In any job interview, good communication is essential. Shyness greatly hinders candidates from securing good vacancies. Companies are looking for proactive and communicative people. And when it comes to Disney, they want to provide the best experience of a lifetime for their customers, enchanting at every step. inside the parks. A good friendliness and willingness to solve problems quickly and kindly are interesting characteristics for the candidate. 

2. Invest in achieving an advanced level in English: As we have seen, communicating well is essential, but, obviously, you need to communicate well in the right language: English. The better your fluency level, the greater your chances of getting a good place. According to information from the Metalecture.com portal, proficiency levels are divided into A, B and C. And a good goal is to reach level B2 and C1, which allow spontaneity in communications, without interruptions or tension. Level C is very popular when studying or working outside the country. If you have your eye on a job in the future and don't yet have a good level of English, it's a good idea to start as soon as possible!

3. Show Disney Knowledge: If you have the above characteristics and still show knowledge about Disney, the vacancy is yours. If you've never been there, you need to delve deep into the studies to understand what the Disney parks, what attractions they offer, what restaurants are available in each of them, talk about their accommodation, among other details that make you a true connoisseur of the company. 

Demonstrate these skills in your interviews and you will live one of the most incredible experiences of your life!

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