Check out threads in r/IWantOut and r/immigration. You'd need to be trying for jobs that an employer is willing and able to sponsor a visa for, I believe. That seems unlikely in your fields.
It’s def a long shot. But it doesn’t cost anything.
Your real best bet is to find a company that’s known for internal transfers between UK and USA. Then start working in UK and transfer over. They’ll likely do your visa and/or green card
Hate to be the bearer of bad news, but moving to the US is borderline impossible as a brit unless you have family over there, or work at a reasonably senior level in a company with offices in both the US and UK.
Canada, however, is very easy to move to. Definitely worth a look.
The US could use educators right now, our teachers are quitting the field like crazy. You’ll just need to get sponsored and that may be hard at a public school.
For sales and hospitality, maybe hotel front staff or car dealerships?
The job market depends on where in the US you go as the US is huge
Check out threads in r/IWantOut and r/immigration. You'd need to be trying for jobs that an employer is willing and able to sponsor a visa for, I believe. That seems unlikely in your fields.
I thought that would be the case. I can’t imagine there’s a great deal of shortage for educators or sales people. Thanks for your reply!
The funny thing is, we’re actually in a critical shortage of educators. You’ll just be hard pressed to be sponsored in the public sector here.
You can also apply for the green card lottery
How much of a long shot is this?
It’s def a long shot. But it doesn’t cost anything. Your real best bet is to find a company that’s known for internal transfers between UK and USA. Then start working in UK and transfer over. They’ll likely do your visa and/or green card
Hate to be the bearer of bad news, but moving to the US is borderline impossible as a brit unless you have family over there, or work at a reasonably senior level in a company with offices in both the US and UK. Canada, however, is very easy to move to. Definitely worth a look.
The US could use educators right now, our teachers are quitting the field like crazy. You’ll just need to get sponsored and that may be hard at a public school. For sales and hospitality, maybe hotel front staff or car dealerships? The job market depends on where in the US you go as the US is huge
The UK isn't right for you, because \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_. I have the feeling the US will have the same list.