Guestroom Roles
If you speak English confidently and fluently, we recommend these roles. You'll interact with guests daily, learning to handle various situations and solve problems.
Guestroom Roles
Hospitality-related roles
You'll be part of a team that contributes to the hotel's success and ensures guests have an unforgettable stay with fantastic service. Positions include server, barista, waiter assistant, and seating hostess.
The restaurant and related areas employ the most workers, making them the largest hiring department each year. Working in the kitchen and restaurant is a great opportunity for those who want to gain relevant experience and enjoy an exciting summer in an American hotel.
As a Server Assistant you help the waiters with drinks, food, and keeping the tables tidy. You make sure everything runs smooth and guests are happy. It’s basically teamwork with a side of good vibes.
As a Server you take orders, bring food and drinks, and make sure guests enjoy their time. You’re the main contact at the table, so good vibes and quick service are key. Simple, busy, but fun.
As a Bartender you mix and serve drinks, chat with guests, and keep the bar lively. It’s social, fast-paced, and all about good vibes. As a barback you support the bartender by keeping everything stocked, clean, and ready. You’re the one making sure the bar never runs out of glasses or drinks.
As a Barista at a U.S. resort, you make coffee, serve pastries, and greet guests with a smile. Good coffee, quick service, friendly start.
As a Hostess you welcome guests, guide them to their tables, and ensure everyone feels comfortable. You help manage reservations and coordinate with the restaurant staff. Your role makes dining smooth and enjoyable.
Recreation and outdoor roles
If you love sports and enjoy outdoor activities, this job is perfect for you. You can help organize hotel programs and various entertainment, sports, and relaxation activities, both outdoors and indoors. These hospitality positions involve daily interactions with guests and include roles such as lifeguard, tour organizer, and staff member assisting with outdoor programs.
As an Activity Attendant you organize and run fun programs for guests, from games and sports to workshops and events. You make sure everyone is safe, included, and having a good time, keeping the resort lively and fun.
As a Pool Attendant you keep the pool area clean, safe, and ready for guests to enjoy. You provide towels, monitor safety, and make sure everyone has a relaxing time.Your work helps the pool stay inviting and fun.
As Golf Course Maintenance you take care of the greens, mow, water, and keep the course looking perfect. It’s outdoor work with fresh air, early mornings, and lots of team effort.
As a Golf Cart Attendant you clean, park, and get carts ready for players, making sure everything runs smoothly on the course. It’s about being organized, helpful, and keeping the game moving.
As Spa Attendant you keep the spa area clean, organized, and welcoming for guests. You provide towels, help with equipment, and ensure a relaxing and safe environment. Your work makes the spa experience smooth and enjoyable.
Guest related jobs
These positions require strong English skills, confident communication, and a positive attitude. You'll face new challenges daily and be among the first people guests meet, representing the hotel and using English every minute of the day. Guestroom positions include roles such as reception, spa reception, and call center.
As a Front Desk Agent you greet guests, handle check-ins and check-outs, and answer questions about the resort. You assist with reservations, provide information, and ensure a smooth arrival and departure. You work sets the tone for a welcoming stay.
As a Shop/Retail Attendant you welcome guests, handle purchases, and keep the shop tidy and inviting. You help visitors find souvenirs, snacks, or essentials with a friendly smile, making shopping quick and easy during their stay.
As a Bell Person you help guests with their luggage, guide them around the hotel, and make arrivals and departures smooth. It’s all about being friendly, helpful, and welcoming.
As Room Service Attendant you deliver food and drinks straight to guests’ rooms, making sure they get hotel vibes without leaving bed. It’s about quick service and a friendly smile at the door.
Non-guestroom Roles
If you feel that your English still needs to be improved and you would be more confident if you were not primarily talking to the guests, then these positions are the most suitable for you. Here, instead of guests, you will be able to practice the language with your foreign colleagues.
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Non-guestroom Roles
Culinary roles
The restaurant and its related areas employ the most workers, making them the largest hiring department each year. Kitchen and restaurant work offer a great opportunity for those looking to gain valuable experience and enjoy an exciting summer in an American hotel.
As a Busser/Food Runner you clear tables, bring food, and keep things moving. It’s all about helping the servers and making sure guests don’t wait too long. No stress, just teamwork and quick hands.
As a Dishwasher you keep the kitchen running by washing dishes, pots, and keeping things clean. It’s steady, important work that makes the whole team’s job easier.
As a Line Cook you prep and cook food, follow orders from the chef, and make sure plates look and taste great. It’s busy, hot, but super rewarding when the food hits the table.
As Food Prep/Kitchen Hand you chop, slice, and get ingredients ready for the cooks. You keep the kitchen clean, organized, and running smoothly behind the scenes.
Hotel operations
The smooth operation of a hotel is a complex task that relies on the work of several departments. You can play a crucial role in keeping the hotel clean and running smoothly. These positions are not traditional hospitality roles, but you will still interact with guests and work within a large international team. Opportunities include roles in room cleaning, public area and spa cleaning, hotel laundry, maintenance, and gardening.
A Housekeeper makes sure rooms are clean, comfy, and stocked for guests. They tidy up, swap out towels, and keep things fresh. If the place feels easy to relax in, that’s their work.
As Laundry Staff you wash, dry, and fold so everything stays fresh and neat. You take care of linens, towels, and uniforms behind the scenes, making sure guests always get that clean, crisp feeling.
Pocket money
The "Work and Travel" program is a cultural exchange initiative that gives young people the chance to work in the United States and then travel. This program isn't just about making money—it's about gaining unforgettable experiences. Why not do both at the same time? We ensure our applicants have incredible experiences while working and traveling across America, visiting places they once only dreamed of. Resort Leaders is the only company that offers a guaranteed minimum salary.
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