Exploring the YMCA of the Rockies | Seasonal worker VLog part 2

I wanted to get outside and film for a chance, the YMCA of the Rockies has tons of trails and ground to explore while here.
Want to check out some cool seasonal jobs?
Take a look at Coolworks:
www.coolworks.com/

[@jakebenton3130]

:) I start at the Estes Park Center in two weeks as an activities facilitator ! Watching your videos have helped with my anxiety about this change

[@Kentarius]

Did you enjoy it? I’m starting in a week

[@mysticallavish1360]

I love nature and hiking! 💕 glad you safely made it back:)

[@tokiohotel_bills_bestie]

Is this in Estes CO?

[@bri_nicolex]

Yep!

[@jessmt4464]

@14:43 lmao

[@NathansWay]

Hey loving your content.

[@bri_nicolex]

I have to say, although I love the Y they have a really high room and board fee of $800 a month, which is frankly the highest I’ve seen from a seasonal job yet, also the hourly pay is $12.56. There are however an array of seasonal jobs you can apply for at the YMCA that honestly don’t require a ton of skills/experience. Looking at cool works I’d pay attention to jobs that provide housing, of course financially they make the most sense. Most of the time the skill level/experience required is of course dependent on the type of position you’re looking for, some like housekeeping are not as demanding with their requirements. It all just depends on what type of jobs you’re interested in.
I usually go for guest service positions at resorts/ hotels and they typically like you to have some sort of customer service experience.

[@NathansWay]

@@bri_nicolex when is the best time to start applying?

[@bri_nicolex]

@@NathansWay for the summer I’d say either now or February , most of the summer jobs will have a start date of mid to late April or early to mid May. I’m still looking for a job for the summer and I’ve already started applying to places. If you’re looking for winter jobs like at ski resorts I’d say look to see those jobs get posted in the fall.