Year-round Activity Project Manager with Ski Instructor Qualification – Chongli, China Full Time
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Fourchette Salariale
Negotiable
yearly
Emplacement
Chongli, China
Expérience
Niveau Senior
Type d'emploi
Temps Plein
Département
Instruction
Description du Poste
As a full-time project manager and instructor, you will organise ski trips and many other types of adventure activities, according to your strengths. You will also be trained to gain new skills in Bushcraft/Survival and Parkour, team-building games, Great Wall hikes and others. This position is a great way to balance a passion for outdoor sports with some serious career development in management roles, and have a stable job year-round rather than having to hunt for a new job each season! Requirements: Ski instructor qualification Bachelor’s Degree (for visa) 2+ years relevant work experience since graduation date Great with kids Native or near-native spoken and written English (Chinese skills ideal but not required). Existing skills in some of the other Imagine activities (e.g. Survival, Parkour, Watersports or Climbing) Able to ‘Imagine’: to create brand new games, programs and activities. Visa: We sponsor a full work visa. Visa fees not included. Equivalent of all Chinese national holidays (about 11 per year) + 5 days paid holidays in second 6 months + 10 in second year. + flexible unpaid holiday options. A chance to travel to various regions for activities across the entire Imagine network of branches and destinations of the Greater China region. Occasional work travel to Japan and other countries, mostly in second year. If you are interested in this job, send us your CV.
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Informations sur l'Entreprise
Company: Imagine China
Website: http://www.imagine-china.com/
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À propos China Peak Mountain Resort
China Peak Mountain Resort, a popular ski destination, has received mixed feedback from its visitors. Many have praised the quality of the terrain, indicating that it offers a decent skiing experience. However, it appears that the resort's infrastructure could use some significant improvements. One of the most frequent criticisms pertains to the state of the access road leading to the resort. Visitors have noted that it is in poor condition, replete with potholes and potentially hazardous to both vehicles and pedestrians. This is a critical issue as guests must traverse this road to reach the slopes. The resort's accommodations have also received unfavorable comments. Guests have reported inadequate parking, small rooms, and lackluster amenities at the Inn. Suggestions for improvement include a partnership with a major hotel chain for a complete refurbishment. Despite these criticisms, the resort has been lauded for its dedicated and friendly staff. Guests have been particularly impressed by the younger employees, who have been noted for their respectfulness and exceptional helpfulness. However, some visitors have expressed disappointment with changes in the resort's hours of operation and pricing. They perceive these changes as detrimental to the local economy and the overall visitor experience. Guests have also expressed concerns about safety, citing poor maintenance of the parking lot and walking paths, and problematic lift operations. Lastly, guests have remarked on the unusually high pricing for lift tickets, particularly for teenagers as young as 13. In conclusion, while China Peak Mountain Resort has potential and a dedicated staff, it seems that there are several areas where significant improvements could be made to enhance the visitor experience.