Thredbo Jobs

Visit our main jobs page to view current openings and submit your application online.

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You can apply for up to three positions at the same time. Make sure to indicate your first, second, and third preferences clearly. We recommend prioritising the role you’re most excited about. 

After applying, you’ll receive an automated confirmation email. Within 14 days, our Hiring Manager will contact you with next steps. You can also log into your account anytime to check your application status. 

First, you will be invited to an online interview with a supervisor or manager from the relevant team.

Interviews are conducted via Microsoft Teams to help build a personal connection and give you the chance to ask questions about the role and team. Plus, you get to ask any questions about the job and get clear expectations of what it would be like as part of the Thredbo team. You’ll be able to select a time slot that suits you.

Successful candidates will join our onboarding program, which introduces Thredbo and our policies. Once you’ve completed all required paperwork, we’ll help you plan your move to the mountains. We’ll provide accommodation options and share induction dates for your department.

Yes, Thredbo secures a limited number of shared beds in Jindabyne and Thredbo for employees.

If accommodation is offered, you’ll be notified within 7 days of accepting your employment offer. If you’re wondering whether you’ve been offered a spot in team accommodation, just reach out to your hiring manager to confirm.

Room-share preferences can be requested, and couples will receive a private double room.

Allocation is based on:

• Gender identity
• Arrival date
• Position
• Work location

Check out our Transport Information page for everything you need to know about getting to Thredbo – Find out more here

Thredbo is located within Kosciuszko National Park, and all vehicles require a valid entry pass.

As a team member, you’re eligible for a discounted Staff Pass for $38.

• Collect your pass at the Snowy Region Visitors Centre or Alpine Way Entrance Station.
• Bring your car registration, completed application form, and proof of insurance if the car isn’t registered in your name.

VISA
You will require a valid visa which provides you with the right to work in Australia.
You can also explore visa options on the Department of Home Affairs website.

Tax File Number 
To work in Australia, you will require a Tax File Number (TFN). You can apply online for your TFN once you are in Australia and should do this directly with the Australian Tax Office (ATO) here. This is a free service and never pay for it. Only apply for a TFN directly through the ATO website.

Superannuation 
Employers contribute a percentage of your wages to your super fund for retirement savings. You can choose your own super fund or let us set one up for you.

Bank Details 
You’ll need an Australian bank account. Some banks allow you to open an account before arriving; otherwise, you can set one up once you’re here.

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Active team members can access a Staff Season Pass for mountain activities, gym & pool access, and golf & tennis courts for a $10 donation to EVT charities (T&Cs apply).

It is smart to be covered in case of an emergency when at Thredbo and we strongly suggest that you do your research and find a level of health insurance that suits your needs. The costs of medical bills and travel can easily exceed $1000.

Ambulance cover can be purchased for as little as $25 from any private health fund, and is well worth the small additional expense. Ambulance cover is the most basic and minimum cover that you should look into having when at Thredbo. It covers the cost of transport in an ambulance in an emergency.

If you already have ambulance cover, but are not from NSW, please check the conditions of the cover for NSW on your policy.

For those travelling from overseas please make sure that your travel insurance covers ambulance and hospital for winter sports.

Private health insurance can also include hospital and extras.

• Hospital cover can help with some of the costs of staying in hospital and what is covered depends on the level of cover you have.
• Extras cover is for out-of-hospital medical treatments. This can include services such as physiotherapy, optical and dental.

You can compare all private health insurers (health funds) on the Australian Government’s  www.PrivateHealth.gov.au website. Read through each policy’s product disclosure statement (PDS) to understand the inclusions and exclusions.