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Ever wish your workplace was the ultimate playground, too?


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we’re hiring full & part time, adult & youth instr uctors.


Slopeside Employee Housing


Home of the U.S. Ski Team Speed Venue and Woodward Copper Action Sports Facility


Free skiing/riding at 20+ nearby mountain resorts


Average 150+ days in a season and 300+ inches of snow


Your playground is waiting, apply today!


SKI POWD5ER CHANGE LIVES


COPPER MOUNTAIN VISIT COPPERCOLORADO.COM/32DEGREES or EMAIL RECRUITER@COPPERCOLORADO.COM with questions. Copper is an Equal Opportunity Employer, gender/minority/verterans/disabled.


The Ski School at Alta, Utah is hiring alpine instructors to teach adults, children and families.


Skiing in Japan with Jimi Omori & Pro guides!


Come join us Fully guided ski tour to Japan!


9 nights/10 days/6 ski days in Japan 6 days ski lift ticket 2 days mountain guide


Fully accompanied the entire time in Japan with bilingual Japan Ski Club staff Pre / After sightseeing tour plan available


Jimi Omori, your tour host, is a member of PSIA since 1986, Japanese native. He and his pro guides will show you a beautiful country of Japan.


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Niseko, Hokkaido and Hakuba, Nagano tour has been planned for 2017 season. Check the tour price and availabilities at


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Alta’s authentic atmosphere, world famous snow, and excellent variety of terrain make for an inspiring place to teach and play.


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Prior professional ski teaching experience required.


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Commitment from December 1 to mid-April required.


Contact Scott Mathers for more info. (801)799-2273 or scott@alta.com Apply online at alta.com


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