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Where should I look for a job in the spa industry?
There are many recruitment agencies that specialise in spa and leisure jobs, and many provide online listings.
If you have trained as a spa therapist, spa manager, or masseuse, and you are now looking for work, try looking at what is currently available on spa and leisure recruitment websites. Some agencies may ask you to register as a member, but this is usually free of charge, and you will probably have the option to receive email notifications of new listings. Some websites to try include:
www.espaonline.com/recruitment ESPA's recruitment page lists positions available across their international sites, including vacancies for therapists, managers, and receptionists.
www.elemis.com/recruitment The Elemis recruitment page lists positions from product development to spa therapy and customer care.
www.hairandbeautyjobs.com A website listing a variety of vacancies from recruitment agencies.
www.activeconnection.co.uk A leading international spa and leisure recruitment agency
. www.la-sourcejobs.com A leading international spa recruitment agency.
www.leisurejobs.com A 'complete employment network' for the spa and leisure industry with a job search facility.
www.pitchblueinternational.com A recruitment and headhunting agency specialising in tourism.
www.spa-jobs.com Spa recruitment and job search.
www.spaandleisurejobs.co.uk Spa recruitment and job search.
www.vitalityrecruitment.co.uk a specialist recruitment agency for the spa and beauty industry.
See also:
* What would I earn as a spa therapist, and how long are the hours?
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