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Työnimike: Winter Activity Guides

Työnkuvaus:
Wild Nordic Finland is internationally known outdoor activity organiser in Finland. Our daily work includes providing knowledgeable and diverse experiences for the guests from all over the world visiting Finnish Lapland. We are specialised in adventure travel and snowmobile safaris, but always desire to provide best activity services, well-trained guides and a positive atmosphere for both our customers and our team.

Our team is looking for the new inspiring members for winter season 2019-2020 to adopt the activities we organise, inspire our customers, share their enthusiasm and have an unforgettable winter season with us:

WINTER ACTIVITY GUIDES

This job is meant for those who love working outdoors and sharing stories with other people. If you love challenges, working with people and a job that is never boring or routine, consider joining us! Our everyday mission is to entertain our guests in Arctic weather conditions and make their activities a memorable time for them. If you have confidence and charm, you are already halfway there as we will provide you with training and a great team spirit.

Finnish and English are the working languages, all others are your advantage. Work is based mainly in Santa Claus Village at the Arctic Circle with the possibility to work in Levi as well. Required: minimum B driving license. First aid training and hygiene passport are an extra benefit.

Do not hesitate to send your application and CV to recruitment (at) wildnordic.fi
Application deadline on 15.9.2019.
Remember to mention "Winter Activity Guide" in the abstractJV_title.

recruitment (at) wildnordic.fi

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Työnantajan nimi: Villi Pohjola Oy

source: TIVA