How people get into Hotel, Motel, and Resort Desk Clerks

What it takes to do this work

We do not hold a licence requirement for this one. That usually means the route in is hiring and training rather than a classroom, but we would rather tell you we cannot see one than promise there is nothing to it.

The jobs people hold first

These are the jobs people hold before moving into this one. Doing one of them is not the only way in, and it is not a requirement. It is the route the data can actually see.

Work people come from	Typical pay	Step up	Evidence
Baggage Porters and Bellhops No licence we can see I do this now →	$27,940	+$6,560	Named career step
Hosts and Hostesses, Restaurant, Lounge, and Coffee Shop No licence we can see I do this now →	$27,470	+$7,030	Named career step
Ushers, Lobby Attendants, and Ticket Takers No licence we can see I do this now →	$28,940	+$5,560	Named career step
Parking Attendants No licence we can see I do this now →	$32,550	+$1,950	Named career step
Cashiers No licence we can see I do this now →	$29,890	+$4,610	Named career step

Named career step Lightcast lists this as a career step from your kind of work, based on the skills the two jobs share and what local employers hire for. It is the strongest signal we have, though it is not a record of individual people moving.

We keep those labels apart because they are different strength claims, and none of them means we watched individual people make the move.

Routes that already pay more than hotel, motel, and resort desk clerks are left out, because those are side moves rather than ways in. So are routes needing more schooling than you told us about.

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