Description

Improve your Spanish whilst gaining valuable work experience in the hospitality sector!

This program is a real opportunity to undertake a paid work experience by immersing yourself into the famous Spanish culture and language while enhancing your CV in the hospitality industry.

* Taking part in this paid work in Spain program will give you the chance to work within the hospitality industry in bars, restaurants and hotels and improve your Spanish skills.

Highlights

* You will receive an orientation upon arrival by your hotel, constant support throughout your stay, a 24 hour emergency telephone number and a certificate upon completion of the placement.
* You will be expected to work 30-35 hours a week.
* Duties within the hotel vary depending on language ability and previous experience but typical positions include bar work, waiting and kitchen staff, hostesses, concierge assistants, laundry service, receptionists and front desk assistants plus many more.
* You will receive pocket money of GBP 200 month.

Qualifications

- Aged between 18 and 30 years old (upon application and at the time of entry in Spain).
- Citizens of the EU only.
- An intermediate knowledge of Spanish is a must. If you do not have an intermediate level of knowledge then it is recommended you do a 2 or 4 week Spanish course before the placement. This can be arranged for you.
- Experiences are an advantage but not mandatory.
- We require participants to be confident, hard-working and adaptable.

Job Types

• Hotel/Restaurant/Hospitality
• Tourism

Experience Required

no

This Program is open to

European Participants.

Participants Travel

Independently

Typically Participants Work

Independently or in Groups

Application Process Involves

• Online Application plus Application Assessment
• Other
• Phone/Video Interview

Typically The Application Process Time is

48 hours

WAVA's Mission Statement

WAVA's Responsible Travel policy is its mission statement. It's not an ideology. It is not a cast-iron set of rigid guidelines and procedures. Rather, it is a spectrum of principles and concepts that promote co-operation and learning not only by those in the London office, but also with all other parties involved - travellers, partners and host communities - ensuring each can mutually benefit. We do our best to understand our travellers' needs, responsibly preparing them to have great experiences, and we produce content that accurately informs our travellers of what they can expect to encounter when abroad.

Year Founded

2010