Ski Guides: Seasonaires

• Ski & Snowboard Instructor
  • Teach skiing or snowboarding to beginners and intermediate riders
  • Requires an instructor qualification (e.g., BASI, CSIA, or PSIA)
  • Great for those with strong skiing/snowboarding ability and good communication skills
• Chalet Host / Chalet Chef
  • Run a chalet, prepare meals, and provide excellent customer service
  • Cooking experience is beneficial for chefs
  • Ideal for those with hospitality experience and a strong work ethic
• Lift Operator (Liftie)
  • Operate ski lifts and assist guests with safety
  • Requires a good fitness level and ability to work outdoors in cold conditions
  • Offers plenty of time to ski between shifts
• Bartender / Hotel & Resort Staff
  • Work in bars, restaurants, or hotels handling guests and serving drinks
  • Requires hospitality experience and the ability to work late shifts
  • Great for those who enjoy a lively après-ski scene
• Ski & Snowboard Technician
  • Fit and maintain rental equipment for guests
  • Requires knowledge of ski and snowboard gear
  • Ideal for those with technical skills and good customer service
• Resort Rep / Holiday Rep
  • Look after guests, organize activities, and handle any issues
  • Requires strong people skills and problem-solving ability
  • Great for those who enjoy interacting with people and working in a fast-paced environment
• Nanny / Childcare Provider
  • Look after children while parents are skiing
  • Preferably requires childcare qualifications and experience
  • Good pay and ski time when off-duty

How to Get a Ski Season Job

• Apply early – Many roles are filled by September/October
• Use seasonal job websites – Check platforms like SeasonWorkers, Natives.co.uk, and SkiJobs
• Consider visa requirements – If working abroad, ensure you meet necessary visa conditions
• Network and be flexible – Knowing people in the industry helps, and being open to different jobs increases your chances

Start applying now and get ready for an unforgettable winter season!