Most bar work vacancies are simple enough to fill in resort. As long as the bar owner isn't worried about a high turnover of staff, there is always a steady stream of hopeful holiday makers looking to fund their ski trip by working nights in the resort's pubs and clubs.
If this is how you intend to fund a season-long stay in the ski resort of your choice, you may be best contacting the local bars direct before the ski season begins. Other bars and restaurants like to remove the hassle and recruit a team of people who are going to stay with them all season long. Ideally you will have experience working in a lively bar or resturant and if you have some language skills besides English, that will certainly go in your favour.
Below you will find a selection of these bar staff job vacancies. Keep your eye on this page or follow us on facebook as as we regularly update new vacancies.
FRANCE
The Spitting Feathers Pub was created in 2007 by transforming a ski hire shop into one of La Plagne “must go to bars”. Our aim was to give Customers, of all nationalities (we are DEFINITELY not a “Brit Only” bar) a venue for some serious Après Ski or a place to have a quiet drink and a meal
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France
We are looking for a couple of friendly, flexible and energetic staff to look after the front of house service, including both bar and food. A good level of french is required, as the majority of our clientele is french.
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last minute job FRANCE Plagne Bellecote, La Plagne Tarentaise
The Spitting Feathers Pub was created in 2007 by transforming a ski hire shop into one of La Plagne “must go to bars”. Our aim was to give Customers, of all nationalities (we are DEFINITELY not a “Brit Only” bar) a venue for some serious Après Ski or a place to have a quiet drink and a meal
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Your bar staff job role will see you waiting tables, serving drinks and probably getting involved in the promotion of the venue, especially during the day. Bars compete for thirsty customers looking to party the night away following a fun day on the piste so the more people you can get in through the doors, the more money you are going to make in tips. You'll be on your feet all night and the hours are pretty long but you will meet lots of great people.
If you already have some experience you are much more likely to have your application considered. The work is likely to be fast paced, especially in the popular bars, so nobody is likely to have time to bring a newbie up to speed. Much like the UK, you are going to need to be at least 18 to work in a ski resort bar although if you are in your 20s your chances will improve again. If you are heading to France, Austria or Italy, you could do yourself a favour by picking up some language phrases as your customers are going to speak a variety of languages.
