Tyla

To make sure you never miss out on your favourite NEW stories, we're happy to send you some reminders

Click 'OK' then 'Allow' to enable notifications

Not now
OK
Advert
Advert
Advert

A Millionaire In Sydney Is Offering Someone To Travel The World For £28K

Sabrina Faramarzi

Published 
| Last updated 

A Millionaire In Sydney Is Offering Someone To Travel The World For £28K

Featured Image Credit: Instagram/Matthew Lepre

Looking for a new job? One that pays well and where you get to travel the world? Look no further, 26-year-old millionaire Matthew Lepre is on the search for a personal assistant to accompany him on his travels across the world and help him grow his business.

Describing it as 'the coolest job in the world', the assistant would earn $52,000 (£28,000) a year. Lepre runs an e-commerce company and a business coaching company. Although his home is in Sydney, Australia just this year he has travelled to Japan, Dubai and Hawaii.

Advert

"Salary will be based on the person's experience but the base rate is in addition to travel and accommodation expenses. Health insurance benefits are paid for by me separately," he told FEMAIL.

Personal requirements for the job are:

• Ability to multitask

• Arrange travel itineraries for national and international travel

Advert

• Great computer skills

• Strong knowledge of social media channels

• Superior organisational skills

• Excellent attention to detail

Advert

• Willing to work hard

• Must have a valid passport for at least 12 months

• Proactive in their approach to work

• Be very punctual

Advert

Lepre earns around $120,000 a month through his business coaching companies and does seminars all around the world to teach others how to create their own wealth. The person for the job would need to assist him on this and need to like travelling as well as be able to carry out a number of other duties.

"Travelling while I work has allowed me to live my ideal life, and I want to give someone the opportunity to do the same alongside me," says Lepre. "They should be computer savvy, have proven social media capabilities, organised, willing to learn and ambitious."

A self-made business, Lepre dropped out of university when he was 23 and cites his success to a good work ethic. He has made it clear that this isn't an easy job and the assistant would need to be willing to step outside of their comfort zone as well as mirror his philosophy of 'work hard, play harder'.

Advert

Lepre advises potential candidates to subscribe to his YouTube channel where he will be doing weekly vlogs about his business and his day-to-day work so candidates can learn more and see if the job would be right for them and if they would be a good match for him.

Loading…

If you're looking for a role that lets you see lots of different parts of the world whilst learning how to build wealth, then it might just be the job for you.

Topics: Life News, Real, travel

Sabrina Faramarzi
More like this
Advert
Advert
Advert

Chosen for YouChosen for You

Entertainment

New BBC iPlayer show has 100% Rotten Tomatoes rating with viewers already calling for season two

an hour ago

Most Read StoriesMost Read

Gypsy Rose Blanchard announces separation from husband just months after serving prison sentence

3 hours ago