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Ski season jobs for UK workers
Job sites, staffing agencies and training for working a winter season.
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Winter Work Japan
Winter hospitality job placements at Japanese ski resorts, with visa and arrival support.
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Working a ski season
A season means living and working in a resort for the winter. Typical roles include chalet hosts, chefs, resort reps, drivers, ski technicians, nannies and bar staff. Recruitment often starts months before the season, so start looking early.
Where to find ski season jobs
- Job sites: Natives, Season Workers, SkiJobs and BestSkiJobs advertise winter jobs with UK and international employers.
- Staffing agencies: Greycoat Lumleys staffs luxury ski chalets, and The Staff Directory places chalet staff.
- Further afield: Winter Work Japan places workers in hospitality jobs at Japanese ski resorts.
Training before you go
Chalet cookery courses from Orchards Cookery, The Avenue Cookery School, Yarrow Cookery School and Fresh Tracks Chalet School prepare you for chalet host and cook roles. Find them under chalet services. Outpeak Academy trains ski instructors; see ski schools and instructors.
Paperwork for UK workers
Since Brexit, UK nationals no longer have an automatic right to work in the EU. Before you accept a job, ask how the employer handles work permits or postings, and check the rules for the country you will work in. Some roles in France need a medical certificate, which ZoomDoc provides for UK workers.
Frequently asked questions
When should I apply for a ski season job?
As early as you can. Popular roles fill well before the season starts.
Do I need to speak French?
Not for many roles with UK operators, where guests are British. Jobs with local employers often need the local language.
