Summer Jobs in Italy
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Summer jobs in Italy range hugely with main jobs offerings being various roles in campsites, hospitality or customer service work. Many of these roles can be arranged before you get out there by choosing particular companies to help you, which essentially makes your move much easier!
Summer jobs in Italy truly allow you to mix in with the locals, with endless jobs in the hospitality sector working in a hotel and bar, a mix of HR, marketing and customer service roles, allowing you to indulge in the culture whilst working and speaking in English, so you don’t need to worry too much about learning Italian before you arrive for the summer. There are huge ranges of jobs, you just need to decide what is best for you. In summer, there are a lot of resorts in Italy run by international and UK/Italian based companies, ranging from lifeguards, sports instructors to management, maintenance or child care – all with the benefits of speaking English.
With the North of Italy prospering compared to the South, this is generally the best place to find summer work as a foreigner. The tourism trade in Italy employs thousands of UK citizens to look after the influx of English speaking tourists and travelers each year. Italy’s 7,600 km of coastline facilitates plenty of seaside resorts to work in, with the major cities such as Venice and Rome providing high volumes of hospitality work. Pisa is also classed as a student town, therefore offers plenty of jobs during the summer season, or places like the Lakes where there are lots of foreign holiday companies is a perfect place for your search for summer jobs in Italy.
If agriculture is more of your scene, you might fancy some fruit picking jobs or agriculture work. Italy produces around 20% of the world’s supply of wine each year, so grape picking is a job opportunity all year round! However, the job is not as easy as it seems, fruit picking calls for early mornings and full days of bending over vines and pulling heavy baskets around in the heat, along with low wages. If you are a hard worker and don’t mind being put through your paces, fruit picking might just be the ideal job for you if you desire a future in agriculture whilst diving into another countries culture.
With a highly flourishing culture pervading a laid back pace of life, there are few better places in the world to work than in Italy.