The main hub of their programme is Brides-les-Bains in the Three Valleys, France. A typical Savoyard town only a bubble-lift ride away from Meribel, their clients and staff gain all the benefits of the Three Valleys without the prices!

There they operate a busy Club Hotel with a close-knit team who have a passion for the snow, in addition their programme also includes other privately run hotels in the town. Although busiest at weekends, the Club Hotel operates seven days a week.

If you have an outgoing, enthusiastic personality, love the snow and enjoy hard work then they want to hear form you. They understand that excellent staff are critical to excellent customer service and are looking forward to recruiting another great team for the coming winter.

Successful applicants will need to be available from December through April.

For more information about their vacancies and to apply online visit:
http://www.skiweekends.com/pages/common/skiweekends.aspx?pg=1028

Imaginative Traveller, founded in 1991 and now one of the world’s leading operators of small group adventure tours, is based on the outskirts of Ipswich, county town of Suffolk in the East of England. Situated just an hour away from London and conveniently located by the A12 and A14, it is an ideal gateway to many other parts of the UK, including the Midlands and the North of England. Beauty spots just a stone’s throw away include Aldeburgh, Lavenham, Woodbridge, and Dedham and Flatford Mill in Constable Country.

They are currently looking for new recruits to join the team at their head office in Suffolk. Jobs include sales and flight co-ordinators.

They are also looking for team leaders so if your passion really is to travel, then don’t miss this one.

For more information see:
Imaginative Traveller: Work for us!

Applications close 9 January 2009

Kick start your travel writing career by going on assignment to Kerala, India. You will enjoy a 10-day tour with The Blue Yonder, offering unique insight into the River Nila civilisation. Then, after touching base with your travel writing mentor David Stott, you will hit the road for 10 days reviewing and writing for the Footprint India Handbook!

Find out more about the assignment and details of how to apply on the World Nomads website.

Good luck!

Most of the jobs are based in Maidstone, Kent. The current resort representative vacancies are in Mallorca and Ibiza – but they don’t provide you with accommodation (Huh?!). Might be worth a look anyway. Good luck!

For more information see:
http://www.jamesvillas.co.uk/information/jobs.cfm?id=36298931,993979640

No glossy magazine fluff, no standard guidebook descriptions, no promotional hype; just honest, accurate, well-written and detailed articles and destination guides that speak to an educated, curious and well-travelled audience.

For more information and their writer’s guidelines see:
GoNOMAD.com

They have a variety of different opportunities for those who want to work with this well-respected and admired organisation:

Volunteers
Admin/office staff
Engineers
Logisticians
Sanitary experts
Medical students
Medical doctors
Nurses

Their projects need a wide variety of skills.

For more information see:
http://www.uk2.msf.org/working4us/

Most of these jobs aren’t listed on any of the big job sites so if you’re looking for a job in this sort of niche, then head on over to our classifieds.

For more information see:
http://www.britishexpat.com/cgi-bin/classifieds/classifieds.pl

Affiliate Future is one of the best affiliate networks around.

They have vacancies from time to time so if you think you’d like to work for this dynamic company it’s worth checking out their jobs page.

For more information see:
http://www.affiliatefuture.co.uk/careers/default.asp

They need all sorts of people such as:

piano players
one man/woman bands
dancers
singers
and people to work in their shipboard casinos.

They also need golf professionals to work in their Onboard Golf Academies.

For more information and current vacancies see:
http://www.carnival.com/CMS/Fun_Jobs/ccl_fun_jobs_landing.aspx

The Daily Spell is seeking a few good writers, columnists and reporters for the leading Daily Pagan News Ezine. They are expanding their electronic Newspaper on 1 April 2008, and need people to help their new Editor, Sherry Hubbard.

The Daily Spell was started on 11 November 1998, and has been offering news and information ever since. Today, they want to bring quality of The Daily Spell to a higher level. Already a five day a week global newsletter, they want to deepen the news available to Pagans, Wiccans, Wizards, and Magical people worldwide. They want to go beyond the mainstream media of reporting and report what the community is interested in. So many stories each year go unreported, and so many opportunities to know more about the community are missed.

The Daily Spell seeks to bridge that chasm, between information and knowledge, and the people who want it most. They need help to make this happen.

They are seeking columnists on a weekly basis, reporters in different regions, Horoscopes, articles on Pagan Lifestyles, and much more. If you have a idea let them know. This is a freelance position with compensation. They are looking for pieces ranging from 150 words up to 500 words for daily features and columnists, up to 2500 words for full feature.

For writer guidelines, write to DSeditor@witchschool.com