Seasonal Jobs in Winter: Complete Guide

Working as a seasonal employee in winter, particularly in ski resorts and the hospitality sector, is an excellent opportunity to kick-start a career. Seasonal jobs offer a unique experience. As a seasonal worker, you can enrich your professional background and develop your skills. Doing seasons at Club Med attracts many people looking for a stimulating and friendly work environment, while living an unforgettable adventure.

What seasonal jobs are available in winter at Club Med?

At Club Med, a wide variety of seasonal jobs are available during winter. Among them, the Chalet Host role stands out, with responsibilities centered on welcoming and ensuring the well-being of G.Ms (Gentle Members) in luxury chalets. Other common positions include Ski Pro-Shop Manager, Ski Pro-Shop Technician, and Skiman. Professionals in food service, such as Executive Chefs, Chefs de Partie, and Kitchen Commis also play a key role in creating memorable moments for G.Ms. Discover all the seasonal jobs offered by Club Med and find the one that suits you best.

Which seasonal jobs are most in demand in winter?

During the winter season, some jobs are especially sought after at Club Med:
- Executive Chef, Chef de Partie, and Kitchen Commis: they prepare seasonal dishes, highlighting local specialties to create moments of sharing and indulgence for guests.
- Luxury Hotel Manager: a key figure in operations, ensuring everything runs smoothly while supervising teams to deliver unforgettable client experiences.
- Ski Instructor: teaches skiing techniques to groups of all levels, while ensuring safety on the slopes.

When does the winter season start for seasonal workers?

The winter season for seasonal jobs usually starts in November or December, when snow covers the mountains, and lasts until April. Seasonal contracts range from 3 to 6 months, depending on the destination, weather conditions, and resort attendance. Recruitment often begins as early as September. Candidates then participate in training sessions in November to sharpen their skills before joining a Resort. Each year in France, 1,200 seasonal workers are trained by Club Med to guarantee top-quality service.

Key skills to succeed as a winter seasonal worker

Certain skills are essential to thrive in winter seasonal jobs. Excellent communication, strong customer service, and autonomy are crucial. Flexibility, adaptability, and teamwork are equally important. Finally, maintaining a positive and energetic attitude in all situations is a valuable asset.

The benefits of working in ski resorts in winter

Working in a ski resort in winter comes with many advantages. You’ll enjoy a unique experience in a stunning mountain environment and meet people from diverse nationalities, helping you build an international professional network. At Club Med, you benefit from discounted ski passes as well. It’s also an opportunity to improve your language skills, discover new sports like snowboarding, or admire breathtaking landscapes while snowshoeing. Club Med thus offers an exceptional setting where work and pleasure go hand in hand.

How to find a seasonal job in winter?

To find a winter seasonal job, check specialized platforms, job boards such as Indeed, or websites like France Travail, in France. Openings are also frequently shared on social media. Attending job fairs or forums dedicated to mountain professions can also unlock opportunities. You can find all of Club Med’s opportunities on our career website.

Seasonal jobs in winter are a rewarding experience. They provide unique opportunities for personal development while paving the way to new professional horizons. Working as a seasonal at Club Med is more than just a job: it’s a springboard toward a promising future.

Discover more

Crazy Sign up!

Don't see what you are looking for? Sign up and we'll notify you when roles become available.

Interested InSelect a job category from the list of options. Select a location from the list of options. Finally, click “Add” to create your job alert.

Job family

Where do you live?

Remove

By submitting your information, you acknowledge that you have read our privacy policy and consent to receive email communication from Club Med.