You Can Still Get a Ski Season Job in February!

Ski Season Jobs

Most seasonal workers know that skiing is a winter sport, and that if you’re planning to work as a ski ‘seasonnaire’ your job will last from roughly mid-November to the end of April.

Part-Ski Seasons

There are some exceptions to this way of working though. Whether you have prior engagements - a full-time job, travels or studying (or you just hadn’t thought about ski seasons before) many ski companies look to employ staff throughout the season. This is a perfect opportunity to experience one of the greatest life experiences going – living, skiing and working in the mountains…

Top 7 Reasons to Join a Ski Season Part-Way Through

1. You’ll miss the difficult and demanding Christmas and New Year period
2. You’ll dodge the dark and sometimes bitterly cold month of January
3. The resort teams will be well-oiled and able to train you very efficiently and quickly
4. The weather is improving by the day
5. The snow-base (the amount of snow that’s compacted on the ski slopes) is pretty much at its maximum, making for amazing skiing and snowboarding conditions
6. The days are longer meaning more time on the slopes
7. There are events such as live music and ski competitions happening more often as the spring skiing season progresses

One of the Best Ski Season Employers

As a purely winter season employer, and one of the most established in the industry with over 40 years’ experience; Skiworld are a great option to consider if you’re looking for a ski season job. Amongst other benefits they offer a great employment package to ensure you can squeeze the most out of your wages for having fun!

Skiworld are still taking applications for this winter season up until the end of March, so you’re in with a great opportunity to be offered a job as a chalet host, maintenance person, housekeeper, chalet manager or something else!

If you’re interested, please see the opportunities we have advertised on SeasonWorkers and apply today.