Naples Bay Resort & Marina – Naples, FL
(Premium Summer Job 2024)
Employer Name: Naples Bay Resort & Marina
City: Naples
States: Florida
Reference: https://youtu.be/u0i8w4Pe7kk?si=7fq6JmGw5O1YEDy0
Details
Position: Marina Manager
Position Available: 1-2 Positions
Hourly wage: $14 per hour
Average hours per week: 6-8
Average number of days per week: 5-6
Job prerequisites:
- Active listening skills and ability to articulate information both verbally and in writing.
- Ability to work on several tasks simultaneously; maintain composure when dealing with stressful situations; absolute confidentiality required.
Job Description:
- Maintain positive attitude with exceptional customer service
- Be comfortable working long days outdoors
- Perform boat check-in and check-outs
- Must be dependable and flexible – weekend and holiday work is part of the job
- Remove garbage, litter and debris form pier, docks, parking lots and grounds
- Be knowledgeable of Marina rules and regulations, enforce and/or report violations to supervisors
- Collect fees when needed and complete and submit paperwork timely and accurately
- Other as assigned.
English Required skills: Advanced (A, B+, B only)
Start Date: May 7th – 31st, 2024
End Date: September 1st – 7th, 2024
Housing Information
Housing assisted by: Employer
Cost Type: Weekly
Cost Details: $140.00 per student per week. (A $100.00 housing deposit is required upon arrival)
Why choose us?
Enjoy the very best of the Naples lifestyle. You can find the ultimate relaxation at Naples Bay Club with upscale activities that offer you an exceptional escape, including private tennis, world-class dining, a luxurious spa, a modern fitness facility, five swimming pools, and more!
Cultural exchange activities
Florida is a place where you are never too far from one of the many beaches that line the coast of the state. Other popular attractions and sights in Florida include world-famous amusement parks like Disney, Universal Studios and SeaWorld, historical St. Augustine, the Everglades and the Florida Keys. The nickname, “the Sunshine State,” is slightly misleading, as Florida is also home to extreme weather events. Hurricanes have caused some serious damage to Florida, so visitors should listen to warnings and take precautions during hurricane season in August through to October.
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