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Make Your Elf Dreams Come True
If you want to add traveling in your life, there is always a way (read 15 ways I listed here). Even unbelievable sounding dreams are possible, you just need to figure out how to make them happen. For those who have always said they’d like to see where Santa Claus lives, their dream is to gaze up the sky to see Northern Lights, and enjoy the magic of Lapland, I got some news for you. Your dream job might be available right now. If you have ever dreamed of being Santa’s elf, or a professional northern lights watcher, these and more are jobs that are recruiting right now in Finnish Lapland. British company Work a Season is recruiting multiple positions, I assume they are for the company’s Santa’s Lapland tour operator targeting British tourists. I recommend also applying directly with Lapland Safaris, I’ve done their tours before, and they seem to be a great company. Also SantaPark Arctic World is recruiting for multiple seasonal dream job positions. Here is what Work a Season elf job is all about:Becoming one of Santa’s Elves is a truly magical task, you will assist Santa Claus to ensure each families visit to Lapland is as special and magical as possible. Elves are only ever seen by our guests as Elves, and not in any other capacity in order to keep the believability. This involves character work, endless energy and a love for Christmas magic.
You must adhere to the Elf character at all times. While portraying your inner elf you will frolic and play with the guests at the airport on arrival, escort the guests to Santa’s cabin for their magical visit, ensure all the presents are wrapped ready for Santa and take part in elf sightings at various locations. A comprehensive and constant commitment to the Santa story is essential and a desire to make all our guests dreams come true. Only committed and responsible applicants with previous experience and training in acting, as well as a love of Christmas will be considered.
Lapland Safaris promises also training for the job:
Before the start of the actual work, Lapland Safaris organizes an Arctic Hospitality Guide training for the new Elves. The training is part of the Arctic Hospitality Academy and is cooperated by Lapland Safaris, Lapland Hotels and local schools in tourism. Training includes learning the required elfing and communication skills. Knowledge, skills and security are the main principles of the training. Training language is English.
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