It is often said that finding accommodation at a ski resort is harder than getting a job. In my experience, this does indeed seem to be true (unfortunately). This post is all about providing you the best advice to try and overcome this issue.
Canadianisms you should know about before heading to Canada to work a ski season. It’ll help prepare you and also help you get stoked for spending a winter in this awesome country!
An application guide to the IEC working holiday program, the easiest way to work a ski season in Canada
This post is all about preparing to leave your home country and what you should know about arriving in Canada for a ski season. It also includes advice about getting a Canadian Social Insurance Number, bank account, local phone number and swapping your drivers licence.
It may not the most fun or interesting part of your ski season in Canada, but buying travel insurance is a vital part of it. This post will first go into the why and how of Canada ski season insurance and then offer suggestions of ski season insurance providers.
Finding a job at a ski resort is usually a top concern (if not, the top concern) for anyone heading to Canada to work a ski season. This post is all about giving you more confidence and knowledge when looking for ski season work in Canada.
With over 250 ski areas, there are plenty of places to work during a ski season in Canada. This guide will break down the main differences between Canadian ski areas and resorts.