Canadian Ski Area Jobs
PASSION and PROFESSIONALISM
Why Stop Skiing in the Southern Summer?
Trade your transit or car commute for a pair of skis or snowboard next winter . On snow work opportunities await at hundreds of Canadian ski areas.
More than your average job, working at Canada’s ski areas for the season offers adventure, perks galore, lifelong friendships and the opportunity to be part of a quintessential Canadian experience.Â
Whether you’re on the front line at a hotel, rental shop or restaurant, on the slopes as an instructor, patrol, lift operator or groomer, or behind the scenes in administration, there are hundreds of opportunities being filled at ski areas across Canada. For decades, thousands of foreign workers have flocked to Canadian ski areas for opportunities that offer a work – and life – experience like no other.
I heard about this opportunity through mutual friends that worked here for a few seasons and had great recommendations, so I had to come and see and experience it for myself.
Work
Play
Holiday
Apply at a Canadian Ski Area Today!
What jobs are available in Canadian ski areas?
There are all kinds of jobs in Canadian ski areas but the most common categories are:
ski professionals, hospitality, culinary, retail and housekeeping
What are the benefits?
Looking for a unique experience? Working at Canada’s ski areas for the season offers adventure, plenty of perks, lifelong friendships and the opportunity to be part of a quintessential Canadian experience.
Apply at a Canadian ski area today – where the line between work and play is a chairlift ride away!
What about a work Permit?
International Experience Canada (IEC) gives youth the opportunity to travel and work in Canada for up to 2 years*. Many will choose an IEC Working Holiday for their ski adventure.
To apply visit: canada.ca/iec
* depending on country of origin
Where Should I Search for Canadian Ski Area Jobs?
Many of the ski areas across Canada have joined regional associations to help in different areas. Below is a map of the 4 regional associations and the geographic area they represent. Clicking on each area will provide more information as well as a link to their current job board.
Alternatively, you can also investigate different employment opportunities at the Canadian Job Bank.