What is WINTER WORK JAPAN?
Looking for winter resort work?
We have your answer.
We have your answer.
Winter Work Japan is the perfect option for anyone wanting to work in Japan during the winter season.
Japan's snow is well known for a reason. Whether it will be your first time on a snowboard or skis, or you are an old hand, you will learn why Japan is considered one of the top 3 places for snow quality in the world.
Finding work in Japan is not easy which is why AIFS looks after that for you. We will help get you started, we will help you find work and your accommodation.
So whether you have an interest in Japanese culture, anime/manga, j-pop or just want to hit the ski slopes of Niseko, Winter Work Japan is for you.
Japan's snow is well known for a reason. Whether it will be your first time on a snowboard or skis, or you are an old hand, you will learn why Japan is considered one of the top 3 places for snow quality in the world.
Finding work in Japan is not easy which is why AIFS looks after that for you. We will help get you started, we will help you find work and your accommodation.
So whether you have an interest in Japanese culture, anime/manga, j-pop or just want to hit the ski slopes of Niseko, Winter Work Japan is for you.
Your Accommodation
Resorts normally provides a single or shared room for around 5000-35,000JPY per month.
You also get subsidized meals at the employee canteen for only 300 yen per meal (breakfast, lunch, dinner).
Resorts will provide free or discounted lift tickets.
Depending on the resort location you should expect the closest town to be 10-20 minutes by bus.
About the Work
Get the lowdown on the jobs, the pay and the hours.
Perfect For:
The winter season lasts from mid-November to mid-April and you will need to commit to a minimum of 3 months employment. Work is fulltime - (5 days per week x 8 hours) and your should expect you will work both evenings and weekends.
Positions we place in include Receptionist/Front Desk, Wait staff, Kitchen hands, Baggage Handlers, Room Service, housekeeping, personnel and Skiing/snowboarding instructors.
While no Japanese is needed, a basic level of Japanese (high school or beginners courses are fine) will open your application to more employment opportunities. You can expect a monthly wage of around 160,000 yen.
You can apply if...
- An applicant must be aged between 18-30 (until the day you turn 31) at the time of the application and must never have previously obtained a Japanese Working Holiday Visa.
- Be in good health and of good character.
- Possess a minimum of A$2,500 and a return or onward fare.
- Be committed to work for 3-4 months full time.
- No previous experience is required - it is a great option for building your CV!
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