Trademark Tours is hiring Tour Guides and Tour Managers to lead and manage tours of Harvard and MIT. Tour Guides will learn a scripted tour to share historical insights, while Tour Managers will assist guests and promote the tours. Both roles offer competitive pay and flexible training.
Trademark Tours is hiring Tour Guides and Tour Managers!
Tour Guide Description:
You are already an expert on being a Harvard or MIT student. We teach you our aware-winning tour script to make you an expert on Harvard or MIT history!
Pay for tour guides starts at $15/hour plus tips and goes up to $22/hour plus tips for specialty tours. Training is paid.
Tour Manager Description:
As a Tour Manager, you become the unofficial mayor of Harvard Square for the duration of your shift.
Greet people as they come off the subway, distribute tour maps, give directions, and encourage guests to take our tour. This job is a fun way to meet lots of your fellow students. Training is less intensive than becoming a guide.
Pay for tour managers starts at $24/hour.
Our customers are visitors, tourists, prospective students, and everything in between. Start your journey with us today!
Harvard Student Agencies Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA Office
Cambridge, MA, United States
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