JOIN OUR TEAM
OF CERTIFIED KIDS SKI INSTRUCTORS
• Achieve your certifi cation goals
• Two amazing resorts with world class terrain
• Individualized professional
development programs
• Earn up to $30 a day in incentives, in addition
to competitive base wages Apply today at
squawalpine.com
Contact Karen Roske at
kroske@squaw.com or call 530-452-7284
Share your passion and enthusiasm, while enjoying the Greatest Snow on Earth! ®
IT DOESN’T GET MUCH BIGGER
Offering competitive pay, PSIA/AASI certifi cation training and over 300 days of sunshine a year.
Apply today to become a ski or snowboard pro at California’s premier big mountain resort.
Solitude Mountain Resort in Utah is hiring Ski and Snowboard Instructors for the 2015 – 2016 winter season.
• Seeking staff who can commit to working weekends and holidays
• Apprentice instructors needed, will train
• PSIA/AASI certified instructors needed who can demonstrate and teach contemporary ski/ride methods on all terrain, in all conditions to both children and adults
We Offer: • Competitive wage and benefit package
• Training to enhance your skills and credentials • Free UTA Bus Pass
• Great teaching terrain and an average of 500 annual inches of snowfall!
USE CODE PSIA-MTN ON YOUR APPLICATION
Join our dedicated, fun loving team at Solitude Mountain Resort.
Please apply online at
skisolitude.com/employment or contact Tim Wolfgram at 801-536-5731,
t.wolfgram@skisolitude.com or
12000 Big Cottonwood Canyon, Solitude, Utah 84121.
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