WORKING at a SKI RESORT!? Watch this video!
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Lived in Park City, Utah for 5 years. Love this video because of the memories it brings back and because of its accuracy. Hell yeah man! Job well done!
sorry for the delayed answer, im looking through the videos again and ye, the nostalgia is real!
This sounds awesome!!
hahahaha fuc***ng great video bro, you're so funny. (thanks for the hangover recommendation, really apreciated xD)
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Wow. Worked at Timberline and Skibowl for a few seasons. This video is RIDICULOUSLY accurate.
Nice! ... 😀👍
I am really considering to try to get this job, and you know what? You are the second guy I heared on youtube saying that if you don't know how to ski is fine and that motivates me even more! Well, I did it only once in the past, I know I need more practice but I was told by the recruiter that if I have an idea and I did it before I can go for it and try... I want to experience this so bad now!!! Thank you for your amazing explination!!!
I.m Irish, so, no problemos!
Worked a season in Crans Montana 1987-88, despite time passed, this video perfectly represnts my entire experience, it was amazing - Well done
nice to hear! season working is a great, great experience! just keep sending it bro!
@@LiisOFFICIAL Now (2022) my daughter is using your video as inspiration 🙂
@@petercavaciuti571 wow thats incredible. Hope she’ll do fine and enjoy it!
If I am not working as ski instructor ,how can i have time/energy for skiing if i work everyday
Hi mate I'm currently working a season in kavos but don't want to go home at the end of the season was hoping to work a winter season, what's your best advice on getting work ect for example I booked a week's accommodation in kavos and when I got here I went out found a job and my own accommodation is that the same principle for Sweden?
Do you mean you want to continue working at the place after the winter season? That could be tricky, most people that LIVES close to the resort gets the jobs during the summer/pre-season since, well, they LIVE there and have worked there for years probably. Truth is that they don't need to much staff during the summer so it's hard keeping a job. But maybe ask them if they have any roles open, or if there is a local grocery store you can work in that wants people? Hope that answers your question.
I’m wanting to work this winter season at whistler I went snowboarding at whistler last year for my first time seeing snow, I don’t really know anything about getting a job there, is it a good time to start applying right now or do you do it closer to winter? Also how hard would it be getting a job as a ski lift operator? If you have any other tips or info please tell me I’m only 18 by the way I don’t know if that will effect much.
Nice it's an very nice experience i really recommend it! Sorry for the delayed answer but here goes: You should apply for the job somewhere in autum yes. most places are looking for crew between august-november. BUT, sometimes they can be extremely flexible on that part. For instance i had a friend that came and visited me in February (right in the middle of the winter season) He didn't have a job and lucky for him, the lift operating personal was short on people because they miss calculated how many people they required. So i set him up with the boss over the lift personal, he did a quick 10 minute interview and the next day he worked in the lift. So just try to apply as early as possible and keep trying! You never know. When it comes to lift personal you don't really need any pre-experience in a ski related business. just let them know you are a reliable guy that are pleasant to work with and service minded (friendly towards customers) and you should be a valid candidate. If you have any work experience at all regarding service, that is a big plus.
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This so legit
how can i apply for a job in a ski resort
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HDscreenerX hey man! thanks for the advice! ye i know, asia was kinda were i first started vlogging so i had no experience or had seen how to proper vlog! now when i watch them again.. i most of the time cringe and say "i could have done that better" and im glad someone saw that to! i am thinking on getting better gear but for now i dont have any money, im trying to Learn new teqniques everyday on my daily vlogging right now, any tips on tricks on those?
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I'm currently seventeen years old and working at a shitty part time wator job at England, and its so boring, i feel like at this time in my life I just wanna have fun. So thats why ive clicked on this video, but as im only young i could do with some extra advice. Like how old do you have to be to work at a ski resort or what kind of qualifications do i need. Anything is helpful, thanks, great vid btw!
DanVMan Look it up mate, I'm 15 and want to do it in a couple of years (I think in France you can start at 17 :))
@@swizzler5554 thanks mate al have a look!
Sure thing, sorry for the long delay but haven't had the time to check comments until now. If it is still relevant here are my tips: i was 19 when I got my first job at a ski resort. I was working in a ski shop and was renting out gear and also sold gear. However, i meet people that were 18 that was also at the resort as for example, ski school instructor or in a grosserystore. I did meet a guy that was 16, but he got an internship as a ski school isntructor, not a fulltime job though. This meant he helped another ski school instructor that had big groupds for example. He came back after he graduated when he was 18 and got a fulltime job though. You don't need any qualifications when it comes to be working in grossery stores, ski gear stores, rental/information centers, waitor or the lift etc. However, some places maybe would like if you had SOME experience but not crucial. For example: If you want to work in a skishop like i did, you probably need to just prove that you are very good at skiis and knows what brands that are good and bad etc. I know you need a special certification to become a ski school instructor, since you technically are an instrucotr/teacher, you are required to be certified. Same goes when it comes to SLAO which is like skipatrol (helping injured people etc). Other things that falls in that category is driving the big pist machine.
Save some money an go try experience these things don't feel locked down to where you are, if you get on to doing it you will soon find out if the experience is as easy as it seems I believe the hardest part would be leaving your home an workplace where it is all so comfortable.
Planning to work in Colorado at a resort this helps out tremendously. Thanks!
That's so awesome!! I was considering taking a year off school and trying that. I was thinking Colorado would be cool but i'm not familiar at all, are there any places you'd recommend?? I would very much appreciate it :)
Vail resorts has seasonal positions. Pretty much every resort offer it. Good luck!
Glad i could help, hope you will enjoy it!
Can I go to many parties if I’m a janitor at a ski resort in japan?
ofc, if that's what you want to do i don't see why not!
Any good resort recommendations
Austria alps
Ski resort are big fun. In employee housing most are cool, a few, total disfunctional uneducated substance abusers. The company can kick you out of housing no fun in 8 degrees!
Hey man
hey dude, sorry for the absence, I am returning very soon!
Wouldn’t u just go skii on those “party days “
we did, but the ski lifts closes at 6 so that's why.. sometimes there were night afterski though which allowed the lifts to be open to 10 and then we skied!
Do you need a working visa?
depends on where you apply! but i would assume yes at most places.
Much love from an operator at Whitefish Mountain Ski Resort. This video sucks though..... ✌
Sounds horrible