New Zealand Skiing
What Ski Resorts could I find work at in New Zealand from May-August?
I’m an American citizen/college student and I am interested in working at a ski resort next summer during my summer vacation. I was wondering if anybody had more information about how I could find a ski resort job in New Zealand. Would it be okay if I could only work from May to August? Any information would be great! I would want to work somewhere that employs lots of college aged students and has opportunities to go skiing. (I’m not qualified to be a ski instructor but I would be up for the training).
This is the employment page for 3 of the largest NZ ski areas http://nzski.applyonline.co.nz/route.php
You could also look for the web sites for Treble Cone, Cardrona and Mt Ruapehu, which are some of the other large resorts.
Cool Ski Drills to improve your Skiing – New Zealand Ski Instructors Association
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