Chalet Host

Chalet hosts create a welcoming environment by maintaining the chalet, serving meals, and ensuring guest comfort. The role is more about guest care and service, like in a restaurant, rather than cooking. It involves early mornings and evenings, leaving the day free for the slopes. Strong organization and communication skills are key, with no formal qualifications needed - just a passion for hospitality.

Ski or Snowboard Instructor

Instructors teach guests of all skill levels, focusing on technique, safety, and mountain etiquette. This role suits those passionate about winter sports, offering full or part-time work in stunning outdoor environments. Experience and a love for teaching are key.

Chalet Chef

Chalet chefs prepare meals for guests, catering to dietary needs and managing kitchen operations. Culinary experience is preferred, but motivation and a willingness to learn are valued. The role includes interaction with guests and participation in resort activities

Driver

Drivers transport guests between airports and resorts or within the resort. A clean driver’s license and commercial driving experience are usually required. This job offers the chance to enjoy skiing or snowboarding during downtime.

Bartender

Bartenders serve drinks in a lively, social atmosphere, often working evenings. Previous bar experience is helpful, and a friendly personality is essential. The role offers daytime free time for skiing or snowboarding.

Conclusion

All necessary training will be provided by the company before you arrive, so you can learn everything you need - even if it's your first season. If you're interested in working at a ski resort, start planning early to secure accommodation. Whether you choose to be a chalet host, instructor, chef, driver, or bartender, you'll enjoy an exciting and rewarding experience in a beautiful winter setting.