WORK FOR ACCOMMODATION | Jobs & Employment

PuchiUchi 2015-09-21 02:53:19

2015/2016 season: Looking for very good skier (prefer international qualified) to live in and work for accommodation and food...work is a variety of driving, sales, odd jobs (handyman skills, Japanese ability, cooking skills also very welcome), and skiing with us. You do not need a working visa but you must intend to be in Niseko from end Nov/beg Dec to end Feb for a full 3 months, and you must be prepared to get your own ski pass. With us you can ski all morning till about 2 pm so this work for accom position suits someone who wants to ski, who doesn't need a full-time job (you can't work anywhere else if you are with us), and has at least a bit of money for your own expenses other than food and accom.

Remi-PIERRE (2015-09-21 07:21:36)

Hello, I'm a french skier from the French Alps and also a waiter with cooking skills. Can you give me an email adress to send you my resume, some informations about me and talk about the position.
Thanks a lot

Gusdobson (2015-09-23 02:53:52)

Hi Puchiuchi , my name is Angus and I'm a builder and snowboarder from New Zealand about to do a season in Niseko. I would love to inquire about your position, it looks like it suits me perfectly, also pretty competent in the kitchen. Let me know if you would like to know anything else about myself. Arigato gozaimus! Angus.

ben_ey (2015-09-23 03:26:13)

Hi, I'm an Australian skier whose spent the past 3 seasons in Niseko (full 3 months, free-skiing almost every day). Last season I had a similar work-for-food-and-accom position driving guests around, cooking and general hostel duties. I am a competent powder and park skier and know Niseko and its surrounding areas very well - on and off the mountain. If you're looking for someone to ski with, I'm a fun guy to ride with who knows the resort and side/backcountry terrain, weather and snow conditions inside out. I also speak some basic Japanese and am currently working in a commercial kitchen. I've previously worked a variety of office and trade-labouring jobs and have a broad range of handy-man and general computing skills to offer. I'll be back in Niseko this season and would love to find out more about your requirements for this position. Please let me know a contact email address and I can send you through some more info, resume and references. Cheers, Ben.

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