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Awesome Job Opening at MINT Snowboarding

MINT snowboard school Morzine

 

MINT Snowboarding has awesome opportunity for an amazing person to join our office team. Working as a Bookings & Office Coordinator, we can guarantee never a dull moment!

 

Role: Bookings & Office Coordinator

Contract Period: Starts ASAP – April 2024 / approx. 30-35 hrs a week

Pay: Dependent on experience

 

About the Role

At MINT we are passionate about snowboarding, progressing our client’s skills on snow and working with our fantastic instructor team to deliver exceptional experiences for our clients. Our team is our strongest asset, and we are seeking a suitably awesome person to compliment them.

We are looking for a motivated and enthusiastic person with a strong work ethic, fantastic customer service skills, meticulous attention to detail and a real passion for winter sports, to work in our Morzine based office.

The Bookings & Office Coordinator role is varied, demanding and critical to ensuring the smooth day to day operation of the school. There is a strong emphasis on customer service focusing on sales, managing bookings, and providing accurate detailed administrative work. It includes working closely with our clients, team of instructors and the school directors on a daily basis.

Working with us at MINT Snowboarding is an opportunity to be a vital part of an exceptional team, delivering unforgettable experiences in the world of winter sports.

 

Main Responsibilities

 

Detailed Responsibilities

Sales 

Management of School

Customer service 

Person Specifications

 

Working terms

 

If you are professional and hardworking, with great attention to detail and awesome organisational skills and please send us your CV and a covering letter telling us why you are the right person for the role: tammy@mintsnowboarding.com

We can’t wait to hear from you!!!

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