case study
After graduating in
journalism in 2010 I was
uncertain about my career path, so I joined Mark Warner to take a break from worrying about it! It was the best decision I’ve ever made – I loved every minute of my first season. Based in Meribel, I
straight from the winter to the summer and instead of spending your free time skiing you could learn to sail or windsurf! In the summer we have resorts in locations such as Greece, Turkey and Portugal. And if you’re an accomplished windsurfer, we can take you further: all our waterfront teams are instructor-qualified, and as official RYA centres we can qualify you at levels 1 to 3.
Investment in you At Mark Warner we provide you with the platform to gain experiences and new skills and to have the time of your life. If you want to develop within the hospitality industry we will give you the tools to learn and progress through the ranks. Current hotel managers and a high percentage of head office staff stemmed from our resort operations.
What are you waiting for? With roles from chefs and childcare to restaurant management and accountants, Mark Warner offers you many ways to expand your experience. And with both summer and winter operations, we can provide year-round work. From the mountains to the beaches, Mark Warner can help you turn your activity and sporting passions into a career.
worked in the Chalet Hotel Tarentaise bar. I had never skied before and jumped at the opportunity to spend six months learning this amazing sport. I enjoyed it so much I decided to pursue my interest in working overseas and did so for the following four ski and summer seasons. Going from bar work to
operational management, I now work in head office and am responsible for the bar recruitment across the company. Whether you’re having a gap year or you want to develop vocationally then get in touch! I’d recommend anyone to do a season – it’s the best thing you’ll do!
RICHARD HOLGATE resorts recruiter, Mark Warner
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