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Best resort to do a Working Season next year?!
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Hey guys, I'm new to snowheads and I'm not to sure where to post a topic like this so here it is.
I have had four weeks on snow experience and I absolutely love it!
I'm looking to do a working season next winter and would like to know the best place to look.
With the Winter Olympics on and everything else I want to be somewhere with great nightlife and even better skiing when I have the chance.
Preferably in Europe money wise but I do have dual citizenship UK/USA so work permits wouldn't be a problem!
If any of you guys have any advice on where to go and how to go about it would be appreciated! [/list]
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A snowHead
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Obviously
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isn't a real person
Have a look on natives.co.uk. You'll need to work out what job you would like to do. There's also lots of advice on there for how to go about getting a job. As for where to go, that's really entirely subjective. But you should also prepare for the fact that you may not get your first choice (or second or third for that matter) resort.
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
D.Ihlefield
, Welcome to Snowheads.........
It's really all about the funding of your season so what sort of job you get and where they send you if it's a TO.
If you're not fancying TO chalet work then there are other jobs out there.....
As for getting more advice, Natives used to be the place to go to for everything related to your quest, but these days unless you want a Kitchen it's not much help in forum style although there are some interesting articles left if you can find them...... there are also some interesting articles on The Seasonaire... For Jobs try looking on Snowjobz.......... if you're not getting accommodation with the job then of course there's <cough><cough> Live The Season
For forum style advice then you've probably found one of the best places!
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D.Ihlefield
, My #2 son had a great season working with SkiWorld. When they offer you a contract part of the deal is that you get given the resort and hotel/chalet that you will be working in. You are able to state a preference during the application process.
He worked in Courchevel 1850 and with a 3V pass had an absolute blast.
Apply early - May is good.
Good luck - let us know how you get on.
Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
The best resort is one with a job and snow, if you really don't care you're already at an advantage over the other little darlings who cry if they're not sent to Val d'Espair/Merihell/Moraine.
Your US passport should be very interesting to recruiters with operations out there as VISAs for Brits are tricky.
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