Our guest blogger Cookie is a regular on the seasonnaire scene. He hits the snow-capped slopes in the winter, then heads to the Med in the summer. I know what you’re thinking – nice life if you can get it! But you can! Glean all the information and advice you need from Cookie’s blog posts
Our series on researching, bagging and enjoying your seasonal job continues, and this time our guest blogger Cookie focuses on the fun side, and how to make the most of your experience! Grab every opportunity with both hands and go for it! Get stuck in and go for it! You’ve made it to resort –
You decided you wanted to do a season. You looked for, and applied for, various jobs. You got the job. It’s all going to plan so far. Before you head off to your new adventure, just take a minute to read Cookie’s advice on what to do next …… he’s been there, and done it,
In the third part of Cookie’s guide to seeing if you’re up for holiday work, he is talking about the right seasonal job for you: When your work is just the job! A good start is to consider what would you like to do if you were working closer to home? What are you good,
Which company to work for during your first seasonal job is one of the million dollar questions, and one we can’t really answer for you. However, in the second part of his seasonal work guide, our guest blogger Cookie shares his thoughts on what you can look out for when choosing which job to apply
Another day, another guest blog article, and we’re sticking with the ski and snow theme (with a nice portion of food thrown in!). Laura’s love of cooking inspired her to take on a seasonal job in the mountains, which shaped her and her family’s future forever, and was the catalyst for a new business and
