LIVING AND WORKING IN CANADA. My Experience | Working Holiday Visa 

Majority of the establishments are bars with small dance floors. There is only one ‘club club’. There are social events throughout the week but they’re in bars and pubs! You’ll be 100% fine!

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Dana went through a company called The working holiday club, as explained in this video. However, myself (Tom) I applied through Vail resorts careers website. The jobs for winter are usually posted around June/July. I advise applying directly as the spots fill up very quick! I had my job offer in July for an October start date. There are third party companies like THWC, BUNAC, and i’m sure many others that have partnerships with Vail and they almost guarantee you a position. These are for working holiday visa holders only I believe. This can give you an advantage but obviously you pay them for that privilege. I went solo and managed fine alone, just be proactive and nail that phone interview. Best of luck.

The summer season is just as beautiful and fun as the winter! I hear Banff Springs in the summer is an awesome gig! Plus if you get there for the summer you have a better chance at securing accomodation for the winter! :)

I worked as a scanner TL in G1 and Excal the 19/20 season! May have seen you for sure!!! - Dana

Yes!! There is a place for everyone! :D

Thankyou! To cover all costs associated and to remain comfortable if anything were to go awry, I would recommend a minimum of $3000-$5000 CAD. Hope this helps!

I applied for a job through The Working Holiday Club. Part of their package is a secure job at the resort guaranteed! But other ways to do it is directly on the ski resorts career page or attending job fairs!

You apply with a company who help you throughout the entire process

Can you mention one

The Working Holiday Club (who is partnered with this video) is a company Australians can go through! You would have to search for one in your country :D

Hi Louise! I unfortunately can't mention specifics as it's different for each country. If you're interested in a Canadian working holiday, I'd urge you to visit the Canadian embassy and ask them specific visa questions or search for a company who can organise a visa on your behalf (if you're eligible!) I hope this helps! :D

While there are plenty of Aussies around, there are people from all over the world. I met Tom in Whistler and he's English! We worked with people from the UK, Germany, Canada, America, Sweden, Kiwis etc!! There are people from everywhere!

2019/2020 season! The Canadian ski season is from November/December to around May (dependant on area and resort)

This program is in Whistler, Banff and Big White. So I chose whistler. I really enjoyed whistler. And it barely ever rained when I was there.