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Working a ski season in France

Ski jobs in the French AlpsWelcome to the Season Workers French winter resorts review pages. For skiing and snowboarding jobs in the Alps and worldwide try the ski season jobs page.

France’s diverse range of winter terrain offers some of the best skiing and boarding in the world. France is a very popular country with British season workers. Many of the resorts in France are linked together to produce vast ski areas for those who enjoy covering miles of piste. For more specific information click on a resort on the right of this page.

French resorts vary greatly in appearance and in the lifestyles they can offer a worker, but the standard of skiing and snowboarding terrain is generally first class. Many French resorts offer door to door skiing so you could be living and working directly on the mountain - this is a fabulous experience and one not to be missed.

When choosing a resort to work a season (assuming you have a choice - most Tour Operators place you where needed) it is a good idea to consider your options carefully. If you are a beginner or intermediate skier or snowboarder it may be a good idea to look for one of the better all-rounder resorts such as Alpe-d’huez. This resort offers excellent beginner and intermediate piste, as well as some good advanced and off piste stuff as you progress towards the end of the season.

Here are the latest ski season jobs & courses in France

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Bar/Restaurant Managers

For this role you must be a highly motivated and dedicated individual able to manage people and the business to a high standard. With target based ...more

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Headwaiters and Head bar staff

Want to make more of your season? If you have a solid background in bar work, preferably within a ski resort and feel that you can positively impact ...more

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Musicians

We are searching for the next big thing in the Alps! Après Ski and evenings, small and large venues, we need big bands, duos, and solo artists ...more

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Chefs and Head Chefs

We have very busy à la Carte restaurants with innovative and exciting menus and a pizza kitchen open until late. Chefs of all standards needed ...more

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Bar staff

With whom the party begins! Being highly enthusiastic and motivated to provide incredible customer service and a friendly face to all, you will need ...more

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Administrators

This role may best suit a ‘seasoned’ seasonaire, a responsible position taking charge of cashing up banking, supplier relations, ...more

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Cleaners

This is an important position as it can be the deciding factor for a client to enter or not! We expect an eye for detail and ability to work on your ...more

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Floor Staff

As always a cheerful and personable disposition, ability to work under pressure, some French would be helpful. Responsibilities include keeping the ...more

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Chamonix is a beast of a resort and offers a different perpective. It is home to the highest peak in Europe, Mont Blanc, and is generally more suited to more experienced skiiers and boarders. It is a resort which has become incredibly popular for snowboarders looking to work a season (good in a way but work and accommodation can be harder to find). Having said that, Chamonix is a large town which will help your chances of finding work, it also has a fantastic nightlife.

The down side to working in a French ski resort can be a relatively expensive cost of living. This worry can be reduced if you manage to find employment with a Tour Operator, as they will normally cover your living expenses. For more info on working for a Tour Operator in the Alps click here.

All reviews are a rough guide. All information is to our knowledge correct at the time of writing. If you see any mistakes or would like to add something please email info@seasonworkers.com