Skijobs in Italy - Question

Sorry guys, girls, but my Italian language knowledge is really poor , so that's the reason, why I'm writing now in English.
I would have some questions about "skijobs", so working in an Italian skiresort:

- what about the language skills, is a must to speak Italian or it's enough to speak in English/German to get a job as a skiinstructor, bartender, hotelstuff etc?
- usually how many get you per month as a skiinstructor, bartender, hotelstuff (I mean the net payment)
- do you get a free room during the winterseason (in some Austrian skiresort you will get a free stuff room)
- do you get a free season skipass if you don't work as a skiisntructor, so example as a hotel/restaurant stuff or maybe some discount?
- as a skiinstructor do you need an Italian Skiinstructor Certification or also the Austrian/German etc certifications are good
- will the work permit organize by your employer or it's your own exercise?

What about to do a season in the Appennin mountains, it's harder to find a job there, than in the Alps?

Thank in advance
I hope , that somebody can help me and answer my questions

cheers

- i think is a must
- depend
- depend
- i dont' think so, but i guess a discount is possible
- i think you need an italian one, but you would write to the single skischool
- sorry, i didn't understand the question
- i guess in the Alps would be easier, but, my advice is...go to switerland

good luck!

fabrizio ha detto:

- i think is a must
- depend
- depend
- i dont' think so, but i guess a discount is possible
- i think you need an italian one, but you would write to the single skischool
- sorry, i didn't understand the question
- i guess in the Alps would be easier, but, my advice is...go to switerland

good luck!

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Not in Alto Adige (I don't know the English name, sorry...), sometimes neither inhabitants speak Italian... :lol: :lol:
Perhaps not in some places with many English or international tourists, like La Thuile for example.
But in Appenin yes, I think is a must because over there the skiers are almost all Italian...
I don't know about the other questions, I think only someone who works in that business may explain you something more...

fabrizio ha detto:

- i think is a must
- depend
- depend
- i dont' think so, but i guess a discount is possible
- i think you need an italian one, but you would write to the single skischool
- sorry, i didn't understand the question
- i guess in the Alps would be easier, but, my advice is...go to switerland

good luck!

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thank for the replies.
Yes I thought, that the wage (payment) is depending on resorts, skischools, qualifications etc.
But approx. how many get you in a famous place, like Alta Badia, Madonna die Campiglio, Cortina and in the other big resorts of Dolomiti Superski?
1000 € /month (example as a skiinstructor), more or less?

more, if you are a ski instructor.
but it depends if the title is enabled by our country. where are you from?

ex: if you're british and you have the 2nd level of instructor courses, you can't teach in italian resorts.

ps: i think you should learn our language because the mos percent of tourist is autochthonus, and italian people is not so able with foreign languages...

Stani ha detto:

- what about the language skills, is a must to speak Italian or it's enough to speak in English/German to get a job as a skiinstructor, bartender, hotelstuff etc?

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Obviously, the two-language-speakers are preferred. Skiers are from everywhere but, being in Italy, a lot of them come from Italy.

- usually how many get you per month as a skiinstructor, bartender, hotelstuff (I mean the net payment)

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I don't know... somebody else could answer this question.

- do you get a free room during the winterseason (in some Austrian skiresort you will get a free stuff room)

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It depends on who are you working for. If you work for an hotel, probably you will have it (probably). If you are just an instructor, forget the room: you have to find an accomodation.

- do you get a free season skipass if you don't work as a skiisntructor, so example as a hotel/restaurant stuff or maybe some discount?

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I don't think so...

- as a skiinstructor do you need an Italian Skiinstructor Certification or also the Austrian/German etc certifications are good

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Even if someone will complain that you can't teach with austrian certification, the European Community laws allow you to teach in Italy even if your certification doesn't come from Italy.

- will the work permit organize by your employer or it's your own exercise?

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I can't get what you mean...

What about to do a season in the Appennin mountains, it's harder to find a job there, than in the Alps?

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I think it's hard everywhere. If you come here as a "private" instructor (no school to be employed in), the alps are better.
If you want to be a school's employee... I think it's very hard to "fit" inside them.

Ciao!

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