Working and enjoying the summer sound like opposite realities, but they don't have to be.
Though some summer jobs require sacrificing time spent outdoors, other work experiences can make the season even better.
These seasonal jobs are great for the outdoorsy, looking-for-something-new individuals who want to see the world, be in nature and try new things.
Work aboard a luxury train and see western Canada's beautiful sights. Travel while making extra cash? Talk about a summer job!
Grouse Mountain
Whether you apply for the or roles, both jobs are immersed in the outdoors with proximity to hiking trails and other fun activities to enjoy before or after your work shift.
Though it isn't too outdoorsy, guiding tourists and locals through the flavours of Â鶹´«Ã½Ó³»sounds fun too! Don't worry, their "Serious Foodie Training" will catch you up to speed.
Travel through the Rockies, Â鶹´«Ã½Ó³»Island and Whistler while getting paid. This job doubles as a tour guide and driver, which means you'll be leading tours filled with sightseeing and adventurous activities while driving a mini-bus between destinations. It's a great way to meet new people who are visiting from all over the world and to see western Canada in a new light.
Get a tan and maybe go for a swim. For those who work well under pressure, are trained in first aid and are strong swimmers, being an outdoor pool/beach lifeguard this summer is the perfect job. Those interested should mark their calendars for the two aquatic screening assessments on June 29 or July 10.
Landscaper
For the gardeners and plant lovers looking for a non-boring summer job, mowing lawns, trimming shrubbery and trees, and watering plants all day is a great way to spend time outside and be active.
Camp Counsellor
If working with kids is your forte, consider being a camp counsellor this summer. Though the job requires planning activities and leading a group of campers, it's a memorable way to spend the summer outdoors and make some extra money.
