Geting a seasonal job in a ski-resorts seems to be a very appealing idea - to get paid and enjoy benefits such as a free season pass and beautiful scenery is tempting. It can also be a great way to fill time between graduating from college and your first job.
There are many sites online that can help you in your search for seasonal work. About.com's skiing site contains all the information about skiing that you could ever desire. Some of its highlights include Slopeside News, the History of Skiing, Equipment and Gear, and Extreme Skiing.
Jobs in the Ski Industry , a link from the above site, offers many tips for finding jobs at ski areas and in the ski industry. It gives information on a variety of ski-resort jobs including ski instruction, bartending, working as a marketing assistant, or maintaining the slopes. It is a good place to begin to get an idea of the range of jobs available and what they entail.
The informative webpage of Natives contains lots of ski-relevant information. It seems to focus on the UK and Australia. However, there are many general tips that could be useful in any location. There is also valuable information, such as tips on resume writing and interview advice, that will help you to land a ski-resort job. Don't forget to check out the job links.
ResortJobs.com features many worldwide ski resort jobs. Job seekers can search the job database by keywords or by location. There are lots of great job links and company profiles. Take a look and you are sure to get some good leads. This site is also useful for companies who want to advertise resort jobs or give information about themselves.
Other Seasonal Work JobMonkey bills itself as containing links to "the coolest jobs on earth". It certainly is a good starting point in the search for seasonal work. Some of the links available include "Alaska Fisheries", "The Great Outdoors", and "Resorts Industry". Thousands of jobs are listed in a diverse array of locations and industries.
A similar site is Cool Works.com. This site contains the same kinds of jobs as those listed on JobMonkey. It also has a few useful search tools including jobs listed by state, and a clickable map of the USA.
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