Summer Jobs Help Guide
Ideas for the summer thin on the ground, wondering what you are getting into? There are hundreds of summer jobs in the UK, Europe and elsewhere in the world suitable for just about anyone. It's just a matter of finding the right company for you.
It doesn't matter if you are a student, career breaker or just want a temporary change of scene or a completely new beginning, working a summer season abroad or in the UK is a great way to expand your horizons and meet new people. This section of Season Workers is dedicated to providing you with an insight into the world of working summer seasons.
If you
can afford it you might want to spend the season qualifying in an
outdoor sport or doing a TEFL qualification. Some people have even set their own ventures up out in
resort to fund their season, the options are pretty endless!
You can choose to get work before you set off, or just go and try your luck in the resort or area you want to work in. We wouldn't advise it but you don't even have to follow the traditional route of securing work with an established operator before you go.
Summer jobs help guide
Not the reserve of Club reps (although there are plenty of repping jobs like that) this section includes summer work to suit anyones aspirations. There are tour operators, hotels and holiday centres recruiting people to look after their clients in the summer all over the world. Use this menu to get a guide on each type of summer job covered here on Season Workers.
Where else to look
The language barrier and legal difficulties can make finding work on the spot in some European resorts very difficult. Of course, you should be able to find what you want right here on Season Workers. However, there are a multitude of alternative options open to you. Go direct to tour operator and employer websites, social media can obviously help for background research and specialist media like the Caterer list seasonal jobs abroad and in the UK as they arise.
Interviews & Training
Imagine how many people are interviewed to work a season for your chosen company. Plenty, so how are you going to stand out from the rest? Here are some top tips on what you should do to prepare for your interview. This guide was edited by the head of recruitment for a summer operator who take on over 500 summer seasonal staff each year, that's a lot of interviewing experience so we suggest you read this carefully.
Stages of the season
Most of the time the early season is tough. Resorts and centres need to be prepared to accept clients and deliver what they expect to get in return for their hard earned cash. This can quite often mean that specialist staff have to get involved in toilet cleaning and menial set up duties. The mid season can be tough if not handled correctly and then the end is upon you before you know it. Again, Season Workers should have something to help you at every stage but if we are missing something please`let us know.
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Animation/Entertainer - Yoga Pilates Experience
Are you passionate about entertainment and creating memorable experiences?Do you have experience leading fun and engaging activities in a group settin
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Tennis Coach - Level 2
This is the enhanced level position on the Tennis Team. To be considered, you will need a valid First Aid certificate and the following qualifications
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Up to £620 PCM gross + Shared accommodation + flights, meals + great overall package + commission
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General Assistant
Reports to: Hotel and Operations ManagerWould you like the opportunity to combine your work with travel? Mark Warner invites you to join our team as a
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Competitive seasonnaire package
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