How to Become a Tour Guide at Disney World

Playing around in Mickey Mouse's house forty hours a week...right up your alley. If you are seeking employment as a Tour Guide with Disney World, there are a few things you need to know.

Instructions

1

Decide which part of Disney World for which you wish to be a tour guide. MGM Studios, Epcot Center and the Magic Kingdom are a few of the choices.

2

Visit Disney's corporate site to see if a Tour Guide job is available and at what attraction. Also search for requirements of a Tour Guide.

3

Fill out your application online, via mail or in person. Make sure your application for employment is filled out completely and that you are honest.

4

Submit your application to the correct person, attaching a resume if you have one.

5

Verify your application was received by calling the person to whom you submitted your application. Wait approximately one week before doing so, if you have not heard back from Disney. This shows a true eagerness and excitement about being under Disney's employment.

6

Engage in a mock interview with a friend or family member. Have them be the interviewer and ask typical interview questions. This will help ease the anxiety associated with an interview.

7

Attend your interview, but be 10 minutes early. This shows dependability and punctuality, two desired qualities in anyone seeking employment. Be cheerful, mannerly and authentic.

8

Wait to hear that you got the job. Thank the person who let you know.

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Instructions

1

Decide which part of Disney World for which you wish to be a tour guide. MGM Studios, Epcot Center and the Magic Kingdom are a few of the choices.

2

Visit Disney's corporate site to see if a Tour Guide job is available and at what attraction. Also search for requirements of a Tour Guide.

3

Fill out your application online, via mail or in person. Make sure your application for employment is filled out completely and that you are honest.

4

Submit your application to the correct person, attaching a resume if you have one.

5

Verify your application was received by calling the person to whom you submitted your application. Wait approximately one week before doing so, if you have not heard back from Disney. This shows a true eagerness and excitement about being under Disney's employment.

6

Engage in a mock interview with a friend or family member. Have them be the interviewer and ask typical interview questions. This will help ease the anxiety associated with an interview.

7

Attend your interview, but be 10 minutes early. This shows dependability and punctuality, two desired qualities in anyone seeking employment. Be cheerful, mannerly and authentic.

8

Wait to hear that you got the job. Thank the person who let you know.