
Kiruna Guidetur AB · Kiruna
Work as a cabin host under the Northern lights this winter Take the opportunity to work among colorful northern lights, sparkling winter days and severe cold...
Work as a cabin host under the Northern lights this winter
Take the opportunity to work among colorful northern lights, sparkling winter days and severe cold in Sweden's northernmost city! We are looking for 4-6 people to work as hosts in our unique accommodation Aurora Camp. Apply with a friend!
About us
Kiruna Guidetur is one of the largest guide companies in Kiruna and has been around for 30 years. Since the start, our focus has been small groups and personal experience. Our focus is to offer small groups a personal service and a genuine experience of Kiruna and Lapland. We offer a large variety of tours out in the nature around Kiruna such as snowmobiles, skis, snowshoes, ice fishing and of course a hunt for Northern lights which is the highlight and dream for many of our guests.
We work with many local operators and travel agencies from all over the world and plan guests' journeys from transfers to hotels and tours. The company is constantly expanding, and we welcome different approaches and new ideas.
As an employee with us, you get the opportunity to develop in your work role and try different areas of work together with colleagues from around the world. Enjoying ourselves and having fun at work is important to us, which is why we encourage initiatives for staff activities and organize a bunch of them during the season. Accommodation can be difficult to find in Kiruna and we therefore offer our employees staff accommodation.
About the job
Aurora Camp in Kurravaara is a unique accommodation 15km outside Kiruna where we welcome guests from all over the world to stay overnight close to nature. The camp is located in the woods next to the remarkable Torne River.
As a cabin host at Aurora Camp, you will receive guests for check-in, clean the cabins, maintain igloos, make dinner for our guests. You will also get to drive snowmobile on a daily basis and help out with transfers.
Our focus is to offer small groups a personal service and a genuine experience of Kiruna and Lappland. We offer a large number of different tours out in nature around Kiruna such as snowmobiles, skis, snowshoes, ice fishing and of course a hunt for the northern lights which is the highlight and dream for many of our guests.
The work as a cabin host is varied and includes driving a snowmobile and you therefore need to have a driver's certificate for snowmobile at the start. This is something we can help arrange at your own expense.
The work is mostly done outdoors and also involves some physical work such as snow shoveling and maintenance of igloos. The fact that you are interested in culture and the Northern Lights is a plus as the guests ask a lot about this.
About you
As a cabin host, you are the first person our guests meet at check-in at Aurora Camp and you will represent the camp during their whole stay. We therefore attach great importance to providing a professional and pleasant service for them.
Since you live and work in the same place, it is also important to be able to distinguish between private life and work.
are responsible, precise and service minded
work effectively and have an eye for details
have good English in speech and writing, since most of our guests come from all parts of the world
are good at collaborating with their colleagues and respect each other, which is very important in our team of 6 people
have a driver's license B (car)
have a driver's license for snowmobile or are willing to get one before the start of the working period
Previous experience of jobs in the tourism industry
Previous work in hotel, camp
Additional language skills
First aid training, CPR (let us know in your application if you do not have a first aid training or access to accommodation. We will look at the possibilities together of arranging that upon arrival)
What we offer
Seasonal contract (full-time) between November and March (at least two people for the period 1st of November-31st of March and 4 people for mid November-mid March)
HRF collective agreements for secure employment
a fun and international work environment with development opportunities, all while being immersed in breathtaking nature
Accommodation: we offer our employees the chance to rent a room in staff accommodation (simple cottage) with shared kitchen, toilet/shower and living room with TV
First Camp kommer att fortsätta på sin tillväxtresa de kommande åren och vill satsa extra mycket på att träna upp nya ledare till våra destinationer. Därför söker vi nu ett antal Trainees som vill få möjlighet att lära sig mer om vår verksamhet för att på sikt kunna ta en ledande position som Receptionsansvarig eller Destinationschef inom Skandinaviens största campingkedja. Vad ska göras? Vi vill utbilda och utveckla framtida ledare hos oss genom ett Trainee-program. Våra Trainees blir våra experter inom våra koncept och rutiner, som med kort varsel kan hoppa in och hjälpa till på olika campingplatser där vi ser behov under säsongen. Du kommer att få coaching i ledarskap, ekonomi och medarbetarfrågor som en del av ditt Traineeprogram. Under arbetsledning av din närmsta destinationschef säkerställer ni att destinationen drivs på bästa möjliga sätt - allt i syfte att hjälpa våra team att skapa Moments of Happiness för våra gäster. Som Trainee kommer du att tränas för att utföra alla förekommande uppgifter på en camping, allt från att städa stugor, enklare underhåll och städa servicehus till att jobba i receptionen, i butiken eller i bistron med mera. Är du redo för en spännande resa inom First Camp? I rollen som Trainee kommer du att utgå ifrån region nord. Din bas-destination kan vara destinationer så som Luleå, Boden, Lycksele och Umeå. Även om du utgår och har din bas-destination kommer du arbeta och bo på flera andra destinationer under stora delar av säsongen. Dels för att vi ser att du får möjlighet att växa och utvecklas som mest när du får testa din kunskap på flera arbetsplatser, dels för att arbetet förläggs där behovet är som störst. Som Trainee rapporterar du till Regionchefen, men Destinationschefen kommer att vara din närmsta mentor och lärare under säsongen. Förutom dina närmsta ledare kommer du att ingå i ett nätverk av flera Trainees och få möjlighet att samarbeta med många duktiga kollegor som lär dig allt du behöver för din fortsatta karriär. Vem söker vi? Som person är du självgående, engagerad, vågar ta egna initiativ och agerar när du ser att något behövs göras. Du är en naturlig lagspelare och ledare där du har lätt för att motivera och inspirera andra. Du arbetar strukturerat, är alltid väl förberedd och kan "kavla upp ärmarna" när det behövs samt gillar när det händer mycket på en arbetsdag. Att ha ett arbete med Sverige som din arbetsplats ser du som en spännande utmaning. När du kommer till en ny Destination och ett nytt team är du lyhörd för laget och skapar dig snabbt en bild av vad som fungerar och vad som kan bli bättre – allt för att bygga ett välfungerande lag som lever våra värderingar. Vidare är du trygg i dig själv och lyfter hellre andra innan du tar äran. Teamet kommer först och du är noga med att efterlämna dig ett väl genomfört arbete och ta ansvar för den energi du tar med din in på arbetsplatsen. Vi söker dig som arbetat med liknande arbetsuppgifter tidigare, eller har just den rätta inställningen och drivet. Har du erfarenhet från större kedjor och har vana vid att arbeta utifrån tydliga koncept inom retail, butik, restaurang eller besöksnäringen är detta en merit. Det är även ett plus om du tidigare arbetat som ledare, men det är inget krav. Vad erbjuder vi? På First Camp har många börjat i din position och sedan klättrat inom företaget. Du kommer att få möjlighet att utvecklas, lära dig nya saker och träffa människor från hela världen. Våra gemensamma värderingar styr våra dagliga handlingar: We Care: Vi jobbar tillsammans med omtanke om gästen, medarbetaren och planeten. Vi skapar en öppen och stöttande miljö där vi utmanar varandra, lär oss av misstag och firar framgångar. We Have Fun: Genom att vara oss själva och ha roligt ihop skapar vi en välkomnande stämning för alla vi möter. Tillsammans skapar vi fina minnen för våra team, kollegor och gäster. We Simplify: Framåtanda, tillsammans med viljan att lära, gör att vi ständigt förbättrar och utvecklar hur vi arbetar. Vi gör det enkelt för varandra - det ska vara lätt att göra rätt för både kollegor och våra gäster. We Deliver Results: Vi fokuserar i allt vi gör på att skapa resultat för våra gäster, kollegor och hela företaget. Målen är högt satta och vi lyckas bäst när vi använder både hjärta och hjärna. Vi erbjuder en arbetsplats med goda möjligheter till utveckling och omtänksamma kollegor som delar med sig av visdom och skratt. Tillsammans vill vi fortsätta vår framgångssaga och växa med fler stjärnor som vill vara med och bygga vår framtid. Villkor Tjänsten är en säsongsanställning på heltid med start 1 april fram till 30 september. Lön och villkor enligt överenskommelse och kollektivavtal. Vid resor och arbete på annan ort än din bas som är destinationen närmast din hemort, står First Camp för de kostnader det medför. För rätt person finns det stora möjligheter att växa vidare inom First Camp med målbilden att en dag leda din egen destination. Eftersom vi är ett starkt säsongsbetonat bolag är det viktigt att du har möjlighet att arbeta under hela vår sommarsäsong. Ansökan Urval och intervjuer sker löpande, så vänta inte med att skicka in din ansökan om detta låter som rätt möjlighet för dig. Vi arbetar kompetensbaserat i våra rekryteringar och fokuserar på att hitta den person som bäst matchar tjänstens kravprofil. För slutkandidater i processen kan utdrag ur belastningsregistret komma att begäras. Som ett första steg i vår urvalsprocess kan du få genomföra rekryteringstester som hjälper oss att säkerställa en rättvis och träffsäker matchning.
Are you ready to work in the heart of the Arctic, surrounded by majestic mountains and the dancing Northern Lights? Camp Tamok offers an authentic Arctic experience in one of Norway’s most spectacular wilderness areas. We are now looking for passionate and dedicated team members to join us for the upcoming winter season. Current openings include: • Camp Hosts • Snowmobil Guides Camp Tamok is a unique wilderness destination located in the Tamokdalen, approximately 1.5 hours’ drive from Tromsø city centre. Known for its authentic atmosphere and stunning natural surroundings, the camp offers activities such as snowmobile safaris, husky sledding, reindeer visits, snowshoeing, and more. Guests come here to connect with nature and experience genuine Arctic adventures and as a member of our team, you will help make these experiences possible. We are looking for people who: • Have experience in tourism, guiding, or guest services • Provide excellent customer service in a warm and professional way • Are open, flexible, and ready to take initiative • Handle challenges with a positive attitude and thrive in an active, outdoor environment. • Are physically fit and able to lift at least 20 kg and comfortable working outdoors in temperatures as low as -30°C • European driver’s license (Class B) is a plus • Fluent in English (other languages are a plus) We offer: • Seasonal contract (Oct/Nov 2026 – March/Apr 2027) • Assistance in finding accommodation • Workwear and basic equipment • Training and support from our experienced team • An international work environment with colleagues from around the world • Exciting, varied days in one of Norway’s most breathtaking locations • A unique opportunity to live close to nature and be part of something truly special • Good development opportunities in the Arctic Resorts group
Join our team for an unforgettable Arctic winter! Tromsø Lapland is looking for reliable, motivated and physically fit animal handlers to help deliver authentic reindeer experiences while ensuring outstanding animal welfare, guest safety and memorable experiences in the heart of Northern Norway. Hva vi ser etter Reindeer Sledding Guide / Animal Handler This is not a regular guide or hospitality position. While delivering excellent guest experiences is an important part of the role, your primary responsibility is the care, handling and welfare of our sledding reindeer. We are looking for people who genuinely want to work with animals and understand the responsibility that comes with it. Everyone hired for this position will initially be employed as an Animal Handler. During this period, you will receive extensive practical training and gradually learn the routines, safety procedures and responsibilities involved in working with our herd. This includes handling large reindeer, exercising them, harnessing and unharnessing, daily care, animal welfare, veterinary follow-up, and learning how to safely work around both the animals and our guests. Becoming a Reindeer Sledding Guide is something that has to be earned, and it is not guaranteed from day one. Once you have successfully completed the required training and demonstrated the necessary skills, judgement and responsibility, you may be authorised to operate sledding tours as a Reindeer Sledding Guide. How long this process takes depends entirely on the individual. Some people develop the required confidence and competence quickly, while others may need considerably more time. Because of the responsibility involved, not everyone will be suited to guiding sledding tours, and that is perfectly acceptable. Our first priority will always be the safety and welfare of both our animals and our guests. To succeed in this role, you should be genuinely passionate about working with animals, eager to learn, and motivated to build a close understanding of our reindeer as individuals. The best candidates are those who also enjoy storytelling and communicating with people, as becoming a great sledding guide requires both excellent animal handling skills and the ability to create memorable experiences for our guests. We are looking for someone who: • Communicates confidently in English (additional languages are an advantage) • Is physically fit and enjoys working outdoors in all weather conditions • Has a calm, responsible and confident attitude around animals • Cares deeply about animal welfare and guest safety • Is reliable, flexible and able to work both independently and as part of a team • Enjoys working with people from different cultures • Is solution-oriented and willing to help wherever needed • Understands that this is a physically demanding role with real responsibility • Is passionate about this type of work, and wants to make a career out of this. Previous experience with reindeer is highly valued, but not required. Experience working with horses, sled dogs, livestock or other large animals is considered a strong advantage. A valid car driver's licence is desirable. Experience with winter driving, tractors and snowmobiles will also be considered an advantage. For the right candidate, this position can lead to further opportunities within the company. We are especially looking for people that might want to do this for more than one season. Our season lasts from November to mid-April Important information before applying Please read the following carefully before applying: • Due to a high number of applications, we cannot guarantee that every applicant will receive a reply. • We do not sponsor or cover flights, visas, travel costs or accommodation. • You must already have the necessary paperwork and legal right to work in Norway. We do not sponsor work visas for this position. • This is a genuine outdoor working position. Winter temperatures can drop below -30°C, and applicants must be prepared to work outdoors in demanding Arctic weather conditions. • Tromsø Lapland offers staff accommodation close to camp at a reasonable cost. Accommodation is only available to full-time employees and is subject to availability. • Employees may bring their own car. However, pets are not allowed at the camp or in staff accommodation, except by special agreement in advance. • Applications that do not include all required documents and such listed above will not be evaluated. Arbeidsoppgaver What you should know about this role This is not a regular guide or hospitality position. While delivering excellent guest experiences is an important part of the job, your primary responsibility is the care, handling and welfare of our reindeer. We are looking for people who understand that the animals always come first. This position involves intensive practical training and a high level of responsibility from the very beginning. You will spend most of your working day outdoors, working closely with our sledding reindeer in all weather conditions. The role is physically demanding and includes daily walking and exercising of the reindeer. Depending on the needs of the animals, you may walk up to 6--7 kilometres per day while leading them. Our reindeer are working animals, and each has its own personality, behaviour and temperament. They can weigh well over 100 kg, and although they are generally calm, they are large, powerful animals with antlers. You must always be aware of your surroundings, understand how to read the animals' behaviour, and handle them with confidence, patience and respect. Safe handling protects both you and the reindeer. A large part of your daily routine will involve harnessing and unharnessing the reindeer before and after guest departures, monitoring their condition, feeding and caring for them, and ensuring they are healthy, comfortable and ready for work. We expect our staff to get to know each individual animal and quickly notice any changes in behaviour, appetite or health. You will also follow veterinary treatment plans and health protocols prescribed by authorised veterinarians, maintain high standards of animal care, and contribute to the overall health and welfare of the herd throughout the season. We are looking for people who genuinely enjoy working with animals, take pride in responsible animal husbandry, and are committed to creating safe, memorable experiences for our guests. Some of the daily tasks you will face in this job: • Prepare, harness and unharness reindeer for daily sledding activities • Safely operate reindeer sledding experiences for guests • Ensure excellent animal welfare through feeding, monitoring and daily care • Assist guests before, during and after activities • Maintain sleds, harnesses, fences and other equipment • Clean and maintain reindeer pens and working areas • Monitor the health and condition of the reindeer and report any concerns • Assist with moving and handling the herd when required • Work closely with guides, Camp Hosts and the rest of the operations team • Carry out other practical tasks around the camp as needed Vi tilbyr • A unique opportunity to live and work in Arctic Norway for the winter season • Competitive pay and employment conditions • Thorough training in reindeer handling, sledding operations and safety procedures • High-quality work clothing and equipment provided • Work in an international team with colleagues and guests from around the world • Staff accommodation available close to camp (subject to availability) • Free transportation to and from Tromsø on company buses when capacity permits • A varied and active outdoor job with close contact with reindeer • A friendly, supportive and professional work environment • Plenty of time off to explore Arctic Norway during your free time