The best International camps in Switzerland for kids & teens
Our all-year round camps have been running since 1987, and we strive to provide the best possible experiences in fantastic environments which students will remember for a lifetime.
Message From The Founder
30 years, and counting…
30 years of passion for Education, Sports and, of course, our many children. How time flies…
Beginning with one small chalet welcoming 100 students per year, to now where we run three campuses welcoming over 5000 students, from 70 nationalities, per year. Les Elfes has certainly evolved.
It has been 30 years of happiness, of wonderful encounters, of travels throughout the world experiencing different cultures. From our camps in the 90s focused on mainly outdoor sports we have now changed towards a more educational approach: Leadership training programmes, career orientation, web identity and online protection, etiquette courses and language lessons.
Les Elfes is also proud to have evolved into one of the few camps worldwide who operate from December until October.
In these 30 years we have seen former students have children who attend the camp, work here as monitors and even become managers here with us. This encapsulates the essence of family here at Les Elfes and it has been an honour to welcome each and every one of you.
Nicole and Philippe, along with their partners, would simply like to say “Thank You” to all: parents, students, associates and, of course, our staff without whom nothing would have been possible.
Thank You for your continued trust.
Our Philosophy
Since 1987 Les Elfes has worked with professionally trained and experienced staff to offer the very best activities...
THE LES ELFES PHILOSOPHY
Provide Adventurous Activities built on a well-established foundation of professional and safe practices.
Since 1987 Les Elfes has worked with professionally trained and experienced staff to offer the very best activities to our students. Safety is of the upmost importance to us when planning our activities and we are continually working with highly-skilled staff, both inside the camp and outside, to truly make the most of our striking, mountainous surroundings without introducing unnecessary risk to our programs.
Inspire holistic personal development through culturally diverse experiences.
It is the international atmosphere at Les Elfes which makes the camp such a special place. It is a really significant experience for young people to travel away from home and to spend time with new friends from around the world. Our students come to us hoping to improve their languages, learn some new snowboard skills or mountain bike for the first time, but it is the friendships they take home with them that truly shape their time with us.
Our language courses, sports programs, and even our evening activities support our camp model of integration for all ages and ethnicities allowing our students to benefit from a mélange of cultural variety and to build bonds that will last a lifetime.
Outdoor learning which enables young people to discover their true potential to be dynamic & prosperous in their future lives.
Learning to ski or to rock climb is not just about donning the equipment and taking part.
Although that is the first step to enjoying the camp there are so many hidden values in adventurous activities. Students will need to work together to reach the top of a climbing wall and to navigate in the mountains when hiking, they will have to overcome difficult challenges and struggle together breaking down barriers and strengthening friendships along the way.
They will have the opportunity to better themselves by supporting others, challenging themselves to achieve the unimaginable and comforting one-another when things become difficult.
They will learn about communication, independence, time management, and personal organisation, group dynamics and problem solving whilst in a fun and safe environment.
Self Confidence, Independence, Public Speaking, Friendship, Networking.
Of course, it goes without saying that at an international camp like Les Elfes, the children will be exposed to so many opportunities to naturally work on their personal communication skills to enhance these important areas of their development. These skills which we plant at an early age will only broaden and expand throughout the rest of their lives.
Our History
Les Elfes has been operating since 1987 and the resort of Verbier, known worldwide, became the main base of Les Elfes....
Our History
1987
Les Elfes has been operating since 1987 and the resort of Verbier, known worldwide, became the main base of Les Elfes.
1995
Construction of our own campus with its 140 beds and sports fields in 1995.
2000
Five years later in 2000, Les Elfes opened new campuses in Crans-Montana with 50 beds. To keep up with growth, Les Elfes has bought a new camp in La Tzoumaz (also known as Verbier North) with a new 60-bed building.
Taking all these camps together, Les Elfes has a total capacity of 250 beds for students during each camp season (Spring, Summer and Winter).
5000 students per year
In 1987, we welcomed 500 students per year, and now we are delighted to welcome over 5000 campers from over 65 nations per year as well as around 200 International schools that take part in one of the numerous programs offered by Les Elfes.
The head office is located in Verbier outside the main campus and Les Elfes employs a total of 100 staff working in different fields, especially during Summer.
In addition to Les Elfes Almaza Bay Camp, a new project in Japan is taking place.
In 1987, we welcomed 50 students per year, and now we are delighted to welcome over 5000 campers from over 65 nations per year as well as around 150 International schools that take part in one of the numerous programs offered by Les Elfes.
AIRPORTS
The major commercial airport close to our Les Elfes campuses is the Geneva International
Airport, plus many small private airports. Our drivers and camp monitors can meet students...
AIRPORTS
We have three campuses situated in Ski Resorts in the Swiss Alps near the border with Italy and France.
The major commercial airport close to our Les Elfes campuses is the Geneva International Airport, plus many small private airports.
At Les Elfes we welcome campers in the arrival hall of Geneva Airport (GVA) where we have our booth. Our friendly and helpful staff will take care of the youngsters right away and then drive them with our private Les Elfes buses to the camp for a hassle-free start to the week.
For younger campers who may be travelling alone the “Unaccompanied Minor” service, offered by most airlines, ensures your son/ daughter will be assisted throughout the airport and will be signed over to a member of Les Elfes staff so that you can be assured they have arrived safely, without any undue stress.
At the end of the week we help students to check into their flight, pass security successfully and, for unaccompanied minors, we stay with the students at the gate until time for boarding.
All year Long Camps
Despite Verbier's reputation as a leading ski resort in the winter, the summer is packed with tournaments/events, mountain sports and visitors from all over the world...
ALL YEAR LONG CAMPUS
Les Elfes is the only camp open all year long (approx. 10 months) and this allows us to have a staff that is employed permanently! When your children will come back to the campus for the second or the third year, they will surely recognize the monitors and staff they met during their previous visit.
SUMMER Despite Verbier’s reputation as a leading ski resort in the winter, the summer is packed with festivals, mountain sports and visitors from all over the world.
Each weekend brings a new crowd starting the summer with the Verbier Festival, a prestigious Classical Music Festival, attended by the most esteemed musicians from around the world, to the splendid display of athleticism offered in the Jumping International de Verbier Equestrian events towards the end of August.
WINTER Nestled on a sunny plateau deep in the Alps, Verbier has the quaint feel of a traditional Swiss Village. Snow-covered streets scattered with delightful wooden chalets, exquisite restaurants and high-end snowsports shops. Despite it’s small feel Verbier maintains the exhilarating vibe of an International hub packed with skiers from the neighbouring Italian and French resorts and tourists from around the world.
Verbier’s 4 Vallées Ski Area is the largest lift-linked ski domain in Switzerland with almost 100 lifts accessing over 400km of pistes and a beginner ski area right in the village which means optimum safety and convenience for first-time skiers. For returning skiers and snowboarders Verbier offers fast progression into an expansive and varied resort. Snow on the pistes is guaranteed from late November to the end of April and the spectacular scenery from the top of the ski area – Mont Fort, at 3,330m – boasts views as far as the Matterhorn and Mont Blanc.
Verbier is also home to a range of thrilling international specatator events including: Xtreme Verbier (the finals of the FreeRide World Tour competition), the Verbier High Five (at which amateur skiers compete alongside world champions) and the Patrouille des Glaciers (a gruelling ski touring race from Zermatt).
SPRING Our spring programme combines the delights of Ski lessons in Zermatt and Adventure Sports and cultural excursions based from our Verbier campus.
The world renowned resort of Zermatt comprises beautiful boutique stores, glistening slopes guaranteeing snow 365 days per year and an array of mountaineering opportunities which draw some of the most impressive alpinists from across the globe.
After a week in Zermatt staying at the Hotel Albana Real, campers enjoy a week packed with exhilarating summer activities in Verbier & a range of cultural excursions.
Les Elfes Supports the AnnaPurna Association. This organization concentrates on the education of girls in Nepal. In total, we have 25 underprivileged children that we are supporting through AnnaPurna Association.
Annapurna
The idea of helping girls to go to school stems from my own experience. We believe that every child has the right to an education...
ANNAPURNA
The Association
There are a number of charitable organizations committed to helping the poor in Nepal, but AA is a project with a difference. This organization concentrates on the education of girls. In total, we have 25 underprivileged children. There are numerous poor people who are desperate to give their children a better opportunity, but access to these individuals is very difficult. The children in the group have been identified through local contacts. The association works to establish a family atmosphere, a good system of education, and a better lifestyle for these children.
Location
The house and school are to be found in the Pokhara Valley at an altitude of 900m. Surrounded by beautiful lakes and overlooked by the mountains of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri ranges. It is a valley of wonderful natural beauty. There are hospitals, schools and other centers in the vicinity of the Children’s House.
Why the priority for girls?
The idea of helping girls to go to school stems from my own experience. We believe that every child has the right to an education. A small girl is a future mother and the whole family benefits when the mother is educated. Research shows that families of literate and educated mothers have higher standards of hygiene, a better understanding of family planning, and an increased likelihood of children going to school.
What Les Elfes does to help
- A number of our staff travel to Nepal in order to volunteer on the ground
- Les Elfes pay the flights to each volunteer
- We provide financial support by donating a fixed percentage out of our camp bookings.
AS A SPONSOR, YOU CAN BE SURE THAT ALL MONEY DONATED GOES DIRECTLY INTO THIS PROGRAM.
THE RESPONSIBLE IN SWITZERLAND
Dhan Adhikari and Leonie Burtin have formed the Annapurna Association to help children of Nepal. Since last year the committee is enlarging from 3 more members Didier Jacquemettaz, Maryse Kaiser, Joël Hiroz.
Rte de Verbier 45
1934 le Cotterg
+41 27 771 42 52
Website: www.annapurna.ch.
"During the overlapping month of mid-September to mid-October of 2019, I had the great opportunity to volunteer at the Annapurna Association, home to girls between the ages of 6 and 19. On paper, of course, AAN looks more than ideal; private schooling, a safe environment for the girls to live, good meals, clean drinking water, and kind people to look after them. After spending a whole month there, I can say, undisputedly, that it is so much more than that.
Typically, day to day, my volunteering schedule at AAN would consist of arriving in the morning before the girls went to school and helping with any last-minute homework they needed to complete. Later in the afternoon, I would return to the home after the girls had finished school, and again, help with them with any homework before they sat for dinner. The extent of their studies was quite intense due to their upcoming exams that month, and it was clear that the girls are ambitious and keen to do well in their schooling!
Naturally, after all that studying, a bit of downtime was required, especially with the younger ones! Dancing was by far a favorite for the girls, the famous hand jive for the song “Macarena” was learnt, enjoyed and often on constant repeat throughout my stay there. The older girls oftentimes would pop in and watch, however they usually preferred to carry on with their studies, at which times quieter activities with the younger ones were played (i.e. Uno!).
It also came to light during my time there how hard the staff AAN work to provide a loving, home environment for the girls. It was evident that Home Mother Niru, and AAN staff members have worked hard together to teach the importance of sharing the workload of chores and looking out for one another as a family. For example, it was not uncommon for the older girls to help with the cooking at mealtimes, or to help the younger ones with their studies or encourage them to bathe. This shows the tremendous job that the staff has done teaching responsibility, morals and the importance of family within the household, which is so very heart-warming to see.
All in all, in the month that I volunteered at AAN, it was clear to see that their number one priority is to provide Nepali girls of all ages with a safe home environment, medical care and private schooling in English. Their mission is to nurture and educate their girls so that they may go on to graduate at university, secure good jobs and have an overall brighter future. However, it was shown that building a family amongst themselves and learning the significance of compassion and responsibility are of equal importance in these young girls’ lives. It was a fantastic thing to be a part of, however briefly!
I thank Les Elfes for the opportunity they have given me sending me to Nepal, and I wholeheartedly applaud the hard work of the AAN staff; keep doing what you are doing!"
Amelia
"The AAN home is located in the northwest suburbs of Pokhara, in a much quieter and calmer part of the city, surrounded by crop fields with a mountainous backdrop. The girls have only moved into the new building this year for which they are so grateful for, as it is a much more pleasant environment for them to stay. Their new home has plenty of space and storage for all the girls, a large kitchen, a study room, and even outdoor space to grow their own vegetables.
The girls are looked after by home mum Niru along with a handful of volunteers who help with everything from housework, maintenance, and homework. The volunteers visit the home every day and you can see how much they mean to the girls, and how they have created a family atmosphere in the home.
At the time of my visit, there were 19 girls living in the home and they were studying hard for their upcoming exams. The girls all recogniSe how lucky they are to have the opportunity to such a good education and study hard every day. Typically, they study for an hour before school in the morning and for a few hours after, until they have completed their homework. Once their homework and chores are done the girls turn the study room into a playroom and dancefloor! Uno is usually a game of choice along with a mixture of traditional and modern dances.
During my stay I would visit the home twice a day, both before and after school, primarily to help the girls with their school work, along with help in the garden and cleaning around the home. I would help the girls study for their upcoming exams, particularly the younger girls with their English and Mathematics. The education system in Nepal demands a lot of hard work from pupils and it was a joy to help the girls and to see them progress every day. As the younger girls would complete their homework we would play games and dance with them to give the older girls some time to study without distractions.
The older girls had some very important exams in September as they prepare for their future. I had the chance to speak to Santoshi who told me how she is studying hotel management and hospitality, as she hopes to join Pokhara’s growing tourism industry, with the area becoming more and more popular for trekking. She told me that she has been with the home for over 10 years along with two other girls. They have grown up together at the home and now have the chance to finish their qualifications and start a fruitful and successful career thanks to the support provided by AAN and the education they have received.
Seeing the girls’ progression from children without much education, to young women who have all the qualifications for a successful career was amazing. To see first-hand what opportunities AAN can provide these girls was incredible. Every donation and every bit of help AAN gets goes straight to these young Nepali girls, and it gives them a chance in life, that they might not have previously had.
Thank you so much for the opportunity!"
Sam
Les Elfes Green
One topic we are especially keen on is our climate, the impact we have on our environment and in general being more aware on how small changes can make a big difference.
Les Elfes Green
Les Elfes is getting Green!
Welcoming over 5000 kids a year from all over the world, we have a big responsibility. A camp is a fantastic tool for children to develop a range of skills and a great place to learn about a vast number of topics, away from the classroom.
One topic we are especially keen on is our climate, the impact we have on our environment and in general, being more aware of how small changes can make a big difference. We, therefore, have looked at ourselves as a company and how we operate, leading by example as best we can, the challenge is certainly a big one.
We started with several changes, from stopping the use of disposable plastics and switching to washable reusables, reducing the amount of paper we use, and we plan to go fully electronic with our day to day admin with the use of notebooks, to better controlling the heating systems and lights.
How we are involved:
Recycling
GASTROVERT
Since 2011, Satom SA has been offering the collection of wasted food and its transport to the Methanation plant in Villeneuve. Once there, the wastes are used for the production of biogas, green electrical energy, heat, and compost.
Renewable energy
ELECTRA HYDRIS
At Les Elfes more than 94.4% of the energy used comes from renewable hydraulic energy. For a few years now, we have been part of Electra Hydris from ALTIS, a Blueelec labeled product resulting from the production of hydroelectric energy.
With the idea of analyzing the amount of food waste, Les Elfes became an official partner of Devore in 2019. KITRO, a special appliance from Devore, has been installed in Les Elfes kitchens to calculate the quantity of food that is thrown in the bins. After a few months of data collection, we will be informed of the results and actions to diminish the waste of food will be taken.
Moreover...
Food
- Les Elfes chefs have reduced the amount of meat on the menu, with of course retaining the nutritional requirements of a busy winter or summer program.
- Our food waste is also recycled, in fact in Switzerland on average each person is responsible for 190 kilograms of food waste per year, our aim is to greatly reduce this, by hygienically reusing food that would otherwise have been thrown away. For example, if the kitchen cooks 100 chicken breasts, and we only serve 70, then the remaining chicken is kept and used for chicken & mayo sandwiches the next day instead of throwing them away. We remind you, we NEVER use food that has already been served!
- We also look at ordering food from more local providers. All of our bread, dairy, meet most of our veg is from Switzerland or France, thereby, limiting the journey time our food takes to get here.
- Fresh food! Cooking and making our own food is greatly beneficial for the environment.
Campuses & Offices
- We are trying to go paperless as much as possible, this is a real challenge, and more of a long term target.
- Outbuildings are checked each morning, and the heating is turned down low, lights turned off, and these small changes have a positive impact. Please read the signs on the back of your bedroom doors.
We have been one of the summer, spring & winter camp leaders since 1987. We have been taking care of young campers from all over the world for decades and we are very good at it.
FAQs
The excitement of outdoor activities the warmth and friendship of living in a community...
FAQs
- Can Les Elfes help for the visa procedure?
Les Elfes is happy to issue invitation letters that you can present to the embassy and that will help the visa process. For students from Ukraine and Russia it is compulsory to present the original invitation letter to the embassy. - Is it possible to have a double room for my children?
Yes it is possible to have a double room but this is subject to availability and cannot be guaranteed. There is a 100.-CHF extra charge per child per day to stay in a double room. - Is the deposit of 1000.- CHF included in the price?
Yes and the deposit required to secure your child’s registration will be deducted from the total amount of your final invoice. - What is the best time to contact our children when they are at your camp?
The best time to call your children is ideally between 18.00 and 20.00 Swiss time (GMT+1) in order not to disturb the activities. - What kind of insurance is required?
It is compulsory to have health and accident insurance. Les Elfes can offer an insurance policy that covers everything. - What is the main language at the camp?
Even if Verbier is located in the French speaking part of Switzerland, the main language spoken at our spring camps, summer camps or winter camps is English. All our staff is fluent in English but also speak another language such as Russian, Arabic, French etc. 70% of our staff are English speakers, 20% are French speakers and 10% are from all over the world. - What is the maximum time my children can spend at the camp?
There is no time limit that your child can stay at Les Elfes camps. For the summer camp there are 2-week and 3-week sessions so the minimum period of stay is 2 weeks and the maximum is 10 weeks.
For the winter camps the minimum stay is 1 week. - What is the difference between 8 hours language lessons and 15 hours language lessons per week?
During winter and Summer, 8 hours of lessons per week teach the students the basics of a new language or help to improve some skills already acquired at school. 15 hours language lessons are very intensive courses and will go deep into the grammar of the new language and bring your children to an advanced level of skills. - Do your instructors carry mobile phones in case of emergency?
All our instructors carry a mobile phone at any times that allow them to react very quickly in case of emergency. - Is there an emergency number to contact the camp?
The emergency contact number will be given to you after registration and should only be used for emergencies. (open 24h). - What is the mobile phone policy for the children?
Students are not allowed to carry mobile phones during daytime activities for safety reasons and also not to disturb the activities. However every day they are allowed to pick up their mobile phone at Les Elfes reception and use it from 5-8pm. - What kind of food is served at Les Elfes?
Les Elfes wants to give students what’s best for them and therefore serves well balanced menus of international food freshly cooked daily. Les Elfes can cater for any special requirements such as food allergies, religious diet, vegetarian diet etc. - Are boys and girls in the same chalets?
In Verbier, we propose spring, summer and winter camps. We have 2 chalets next to each other and boys and girls are separated in the different chalets. Each room accommodates 2-4 students from the same age category. Each room has a private bathroom. - Can you provide a clothes list for the students to bring along?
Les Elfes provides you with a list of clothes to bring after the registration of your child is complete and finalized, depending spring summer or winter activities. - Is it possible to learn skiing and snowboarding?
Of course, not during Summer but for sessions in spring or winter it is possible to learn skiing one week and snowboarding the next. It is not possible to take skiing or snowboarding for a few days only and switch after. - What are the children’s nationalities attending the camps?
International Students come from all over the world and Les Elfes is proud to welcome over 55 different nationalities every summer and winter. - What is the policy about choosing the language courses?
It is possible to choose to study different languages but each language has to be taken for at least 1 week and it is possible to choose another language for the next week.
During Summer and Winter we propose English, French, German or Spanish. - What is the weather like in the summer and in the winter?
The weather in the winter is mountain style weather, with cold temperatures between 5°c and -10°C, with snowfalls.
In the summer Switzerland enjoys beautiful weather with temperatures of between 15°C in the mornings and 25°C in the afternoons with highs of up to 30°C. - What kind of transfers are offered from the airport to the camp and back to the airport?
Les Elfes offers the possibility of return transfers from and to the airport, Pick up in Geneva airport to Les Elfes’camps and return back to the airport. Les Elfes has a welcome desk at Geneva airport during Summer in the arrival hall.
It is also possible to organize a pick up from a hotel in Geneva or Lausanne. - 65+ Nationalities: We have over 65 nationalities that come to the camp. We never have more than 15% of any one nationality, so you are sure to have a great mix from different cultures.
why les elfes
24h supervision, in-house nurse, purposed swiss style chalets, hot lunches, international environment....
WHY LES ELFES
- The only camp open all year long (approx. 10 months) i.e. staff is employed permanently
- Ratio 1:2 (afternoon & evening activities, counting all staff)
- Ratio 1:6 (program activities, counting monitors)
- 80% of the staff is employed all year long (quality guarantee; 10%-20% new blood every year)
- 24h supervision (+ nurse and night guard)
- Purpose-built Camps
- 2/4-bedded rooms with private ensuite bathroom
- Control and ownership of all our products and services (skis, cars, pick up service at the airport, office at the airport, food, etc.)
- 5000 students per year
- Over 30 years of experience
- Private owned huts/chalets on the slopes ideal for little breaks and lunch
- Monitors are trained 2 weeks per season
- Personal, Educational and Leadership programs facilitated by Outdoor education professionals
- For groups, 1 free space (for teachers) per 10 students
- Monitors are trained by the Swiss Ski School
- Day staff and evening staff
- Snow guaranty
- Up to 450km of ski slopes
- Focus on personal development and outdoor experience
- 95% returning schools
- 26% returning individual students
- Over 40 activities
- English as a common language (constant practice all day every day)
- Network of international friends for life
- Arriving and leaving whenever fits the kids and parents
- Active and established in 3 resorts
We have multiple locations & campuses. Our summer, spring & winter activities are wonderfully diverse, our international staff work year round.
ARE YOUR KIDS STAYING IN LES ELFES AND YOU WOULD LIKE TO TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO VISIT VERBIER? ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A HOTEL OR A CHALET WHERE TO STAY?
WHERE PARENTS CAN STAY
A Swiss Style Apartments or a 5-star hotel can be the best solution for your stay in Verbier...
WHERE PARENTS CAN STAY
Verbier is one of the most famous mountain resorts in Switzerland and it is visited from a large number of tourists in both winter & summertime.
We have received many inquiries from families who were looking for a place to stay while their kids were spending one or more weeks in Les Elfes camp. We now have some option our clients can choose from.
A luxurious 4-bedroom Chalet located in the centre of Verbier, close to Medran ski lift station. Families will also have access to a concierge service and spa & fitness.
Find out more on La Vallée Blanche official website
Contact: info@qslpartner.com or +44 7788 410 585
Located in the centre of Verbier, close to the cable car, W Verbier proposes 123 rooms and suites designed in a mix of urban and Alpine style.
Find out more on W Verbier official website
Are you willing to visit Switzerland? Visit our Partner Hotel in Zurich and receive up to 20% discount on your room reservation.
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Les Elfes parents will receive:
20% Discount on Weekends
10% Discount on Weekdays
OUR PARTNERS
Verbier International School, Ecole Suisse de Verbier. Read more about our partners...
OUR PARTNERS
Lemania-Verbier International School
Lemania-Verbier International School offers an outstanding bilingual education and a wide range of activities and sports, including intensive ski training for boys and girls. Nestled in the heart of Verbier, Lemania-Verbier International School offers world-class education for students aged 3 to 15.
Ecole Suisse de Ski Verbier
Les Elfes is proud to announce its ongoing partnership with the Swiss Ski School, ESS. It is with pleasure we recommend the Swiss Ski School as the best ski school in Verbier, which can offer fantastic private lessons for all ability levels.
Their highly qualified instructors have also been training our snowsports guides, providing invaluable knowledge of the mountain. For further information, get in touch with www.essverbier.ch
Learn more about the ski school.
Swiss Radio In English
WRS is the trusted resource for English speakers in Switzerland, with 20 years of experience in the expat and local, English speaking Swiss market.
Between our entertaining on-air presenters, thriving digital platforms, and engaged social media communities, WRS offers options to reach your desired audience on all of their preferred platforms.
Learn more about Swiss Radio In English
With fun, experienced teachers, your children will get the most out of their language lessons at Verbier Language School. The conversation classes are interactive and concentrate on vocabulary and speaking, whilst the intensive classes allow students to practice their grammar, vocabulary, writing and speaking. Private classes can also be arranged for students who are working towards an exam or who simply want to do a little extra.
Learn more about Verbier Language School
Park Hyatt Zurich
Perfectly situated in between the shores of the demure Lake Zurich and the city’s famed financial district, to stay at Park Hyatt Zurich is to be immediately enveloped in the finest elements of that world-renowned Swiss commitment to serenity, luxury and art. Its proximity to the famous Bahnhofstrasse as well as the historic Old Town delivers all that Zurich has to offer at your doorstep. Indulge yourself in extravagance and visit Park Hyatt Zurich, where the extraordinary is commonplace.
Les Elfes International is a family owned business specializing in world class Winter and Summer Camps, founded in 1987, and has privately owned Chalets in Verbier, La Tzoumaz and Crans-Montana.
Jobs
WE ARE HIRING!
JOB POSITIONS FOR THE YEAR
WE ARE LOOKING FOR QUALIFIED SNOWSPORTS STAFF
Les Elfes has a great history and an ongoing mission to provide safe, quality and FUN winter, spring and summer camps. For young minds to develop, make friends and memories for life.
If you have the drive and passion to lead and inspire, coach and guide, with a smile on your face rain or shine, white-out or bluebird, we want you!
We are currently looking for qualified Snowsport staff.
If the above sounds like something you would be interested in, and you would like to work at Les Elfes International, please send your CV and cover letter to assistantcampus@leselfes.com or info@leselfes.com .
WE ARE LOOKING FOR A QUALIFIED NURSE
Les Elfes has a great history and an ongoing mission to provide safe, quality and fun winter, spring and summer camps. For young minds to develop, make friends and memory for life.
We are currently looking for a qualified nurse, ideally sportive, with a snow sports instructor degree who enjoys working with children.
👉 Good English level
👉 Year-around contract
Please send your resume to direction@leselfes.com, and we will get in touch.
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