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Resort Jobs in Spain

Spain may be known for sangria, and paella, but it should also be known for its great job opportunities. This summer instead of sitting on a couch watching terrible television, you could be living besides the beach, making new friends, and gaining new skills (winning the paella eating contest counts!). Whatever, your skill set and requirements there will be a resort job in Spain to suit you. Go on, work in a resort job in Spain! 
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Jobs and internships in Spain

Sign up for any of our paid job programs all around Spain, across diverse fields and industries – Hospitality Management, Teaching English, and so much more. You won't get rich, but you will earn enough to cover basic expenses. These paid job placements last a minimum of one month, with no maximum stay! This means you can work in Spain for as long as you want. Start dates are available throughout the year. The program is open to citizens from the EU, the UK, USA, Australia, Canada, Japan, and South Korea. All Spanish levels, from beginner to advanced, are welcome. Hospitality management placements with 35-40 work hours per week include accommodation, meals, and pocket money (around 200-300 Euros per month). But participants in other placements can find affordable accommodations in shared apartments from 200 Euros per month. Program prices: Euros 400/USD 471/GBP 273 (1-2 months) Euros 500/USD 590/GBP 341 (3-4 months) Euros 900/USD 1061/GBP 614 (5-6 months) Euros 1700/USD 2000/GBP 1159 (1 year)

A Guide to Resort Jobs Abroad in Spain

Best Locations

Whether you are after the mountain air, or the opportunity to see the sea every day, there is something in Spain for you.

The Balearics. The Balearics are popular locations for those looking for beaches and parties. Made up of four islands with vastly different characters. Ibiza is known worldwide for being the location for those looking to dance the night away with top DJs in attendance, while Majorca is one of the most popular tourist destinations for Europeans. Mallorca is known as a family destination, while Formentera is Spain's off-the-path destination.

The Canaries.Tenerife,Lanzarote, Gran Canaria, and Fuerteventura are made up of volcanoes, beaches, and plenty of resort jobs. If you want somewhere with plenty to explore, great food, and awe inspiring nature then the Canaries should be your top choice for a resort job in Spain.

Costa Brava. If you want to experience the relaxed Spanish way of life, and be where the Spanish themselves holiday, then get a resort job in the Costa Brava.  It is a great location to explore the rest of Spain and to perfect your imperfect tense. Jobs here tend to be more seasonal, but there is a reason workers come back season, after season.

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December 08, 2023by: Olivia Lapton - GermanyProgram: Jobs and internships in Spain
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I spent one month doing an internship. All of the staff were really friendly and they gave me a lot of freedom and responsibilities in my tasks. The school is located in the best area of Bilbao and at a 30 min metro distance from the beach! Being part of a young, international and dynamic marketing team I am learning a lot more than just Spanish. Having a German supervisor makes things go as smooth as possible.

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