Fox Glacier Guiding Vacancies
We are a team offering the best galcier experieces in the world
want to join us?
ABOUT US
At Fox Glacier Guiding, we work hard to create an environment where our people love to come to work. It’s a family kind of environment and although we work hard, we also have a lot of fun. We’re a close-knit team, working together in a small town and we’re passionate about the product we deliver and the environment we work and play in.
Heading to Mt. Cook?
Come and discover Aoraki/Mt Cook National Park with our sister company, Mt. Cook Glacier Guiding. Check out their specials below!
CURRENT JOB VACANCIES
Unfortunately at the moment we don’t have any positions available- but keep checking back as we head towards summer we will be looking for new crew members
Fox Glacier Guiding (and its sister company Mt Cook Glacier Guiding) are currently looking for Trainee Glacier Guides to join our team in June and August 2024
This is an opportunity to live in a unique environment where glaciers, rainforest and the ocean meet, at the foot of New Zealand’s highest mountains. South Westland provides plentiful opportunities for climbing, tramping, hunting, fishing, and kayaking.
If you love being outdoors, you are physically fit, you connect with people, and you can tell a good story, we would like to hear from you.
Working on the Fox Glacier or Tasman Glacier will give you an opportunity to learn and develop guiding skills in a dynamic alpine environment accessed by helicopters. We provide professional training within the framework of the New Zealand Mountain Guides’ Association.
Requirements:
- Great customer service skills
- Current first aid qualification (Preferably PHEC or Advanced Outdoor First Aid)
- Eligibility to work in New Zealand
- A full drivers license
- Pre- employment drug and alcohol screening
- Previous guiding experience would be an advantage
- Mandarin language skills are advantageous
Contact Jenna Pitcon by email for more information at guidinghr@foxguides.co.nz and indicate if you are interested in Fox Glacier, Mt Cook or both
