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Working in ski and snowboard resortsThere are a variety of different jobs available in ski and snowboard resorts including resort representatives, chalet staff, maintenance staff, chefs, administrators, drivers....the list goes on. Click here to search for Ski and Snowboard Jobs or read on for more information on working a "ski season". There are plenty of jobs available in ski and snowboard resorts from snow movers to administrators or bar staff to chalet managers. You could even train to become a ski or snowboarding instructor. You probably won't be able to retire on the wages paid to most seasonal jobs but if you decide to become a "Seasonaire" it's a great way to master your skiing and snowboarding and you will have a great time.
Working within the EU is obviously easier as it doesn't require a work permit. Many UK tour operators require staff throughout the season or you could work directly for an employers in your chosen country. Foreign language skills help but are not essential. Outside of the EU employers will usually require you to obtain all the necessary visas before you start work. Obtaining visas for places such as USA can be difficult but there are organisations that can help if you meet certain criteria. You could also try contacting ski resorts directly as some may be able to arrange work permits for you. Search for Ski and Snowboard JobsUse the below search engine to find out more about the jobs on offer in ski and snowboard resorts around the world: |
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