In Hospitality. we have a hotel in a small resort village. We cant seem to find good service people in Switzerland that would be willing to work in a beautiful, quiet, (boring ) village. We are a 3 star hotel and treat our guests very well. If you are willing to work , we are willing to train you. Service positions are seasonal (June to October ) we have modest housing available , but settled in a beautiful village. Please contact me if you speak German, and are interested in service work.

I tried to send a private message but it would not let me so hope its ok to write here Hello my name is Sheree and im 21yrs old. I come from New Zealand but have been living im Europe for nearly 2 years. I have a swiss pass.
I currently work as a nanny on the lake of Zurich. And wish to keep this job as I like it. But thought maybe if its possible I work weekends for you for the seasonal period? Im not sure if im allowed to having a job already. And what pay and taxes and swiss laws are but if it would all work out I would be happy. I learnt german 4years in school, I am a very friendly, outgoing, caring, kind, hardworking person. I did a 3day work experience in a hotel and worked as waitress in bar for 1 year.
You may be thinking why do I want to spend my weekends working when I have a full time job? Well hospitality tourism and travel is the industry I want to get into later on in life and any experience is a big bonus I love working and meeting new people, im constantly helping others out and enjoy life to the fullest. I can only offer you weekends and this may not be what your looking for but I can assure you that I would be the best candidate for this job

Thanks for your time

Sheree

Which village in Switzerland?

Hello, I've PM you but I'm not sure if it works. My name is Kamila and I'm 21yrs old polish girl. I work as an au pair for some swiss-british family in Geneva, but my contract would be finished between June and July. Last year I have passed my A-level in Germany, so I speak German, English and a little bit of French. Can you give me any further informations? I would like to work becouse I want to stay in Switzerland to do some studies, and I need to earn money for that. Hope to hear from you soon.

Hi Kris3n3,

I am very interested in your announcement.
I speak German on B1 level and I am constantly trying to learn more as much as possible.

I have worked in a service branch before, in restaurants and in two different companies within customer service. I also speak a few other languages fluently, and I would be eager to learn about a new place in Switzerland, as I find traveling very interesting.

Would it be possible to get more information about this job?

Kind regards,
Tuuli

Try to get in contact with the many hotelschools in Switzerland.
They are always looking for internships

beat me to it but that's exactly what I was going to say. The interns we have working here are fantastic and I'll probably be without a job as soon as they graduate.

which school u use?

We don't use a school directly as far as I know but rather just put out an ad for internships and they come. Mostly from the Hotelfachschule in Luzen and Thun.

We have used a Hotelfachschule in Chur, and had very good luck with the students in the past , however the school has changed hands , and the quality has gone down hill . Sadly the students we have had the past few seasons are not willing to put the effort needed for 3 Star service (even 2 star), and have been too young for the responsibility. I will try Luzen and Thun. Problem is that most people would rather work in a fast paced city where there is a bit of nightlife. Brigels is a very beautiful, quiet place. I dont know why the forum wont allow messages...

My Sister had a Job as Waitress in Brigels during the winter season ca.12-15 years ago, and she was happy with her time there.

Doc.

Yes Sherry, where is that village? i want to work so much that i might even travel an hour every day

Brigels is located in the Canton Graubunden between Ilanz and Disentis. We are a small resort village 1300 meters above the Surselva Valley.