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how do you get a wardens job??

M

maxtherotti

hi all

my wife and myself are looking to change our life styles and would like to become caravan site wardens 🙂

we are both 33 and fit & active and love outdoor life (walking our dog is our favorite pastime)

i have found a site where jobs are advertised but keep getting no thanks replies

what am i doing wrong?

i appreciate that experiance is desirable but how do i get on the lader to get the experiance needed?

thanks rob
 
Have you tried either of the main Clubs, they have training programmes and you have the opportunity of being a deputy warden to gain experience before taking on your own site.

David
 
Rob,

believe me when i say that i am HONESTLY not trying to be arrogant or cocky when i say this but below is a segment of your original post.

i have found a site where jobs are advertised but keep getting no thanks replies

what am i doing wrong?

i appreciate that experiance is desirable but how do i get on the lader to get the experiance needed?

When applying for any job it is imperative that care is taken with the presentation, grammar and spelling.

experience and ladder are spelt incorrectly and BELIEVE me , little points such as this count a lot when going through initial job applications.

Every computer has a spell check facility.

"You dont get a second chance to make a first impression" is a good moto to abide by.

Keep applying and good luck. Darryl
 
Rob,

believe me when i say that i am HONESTLY not trying to be arrogant or cocky when i say this but below is a segment of your original post.

i have found a site where jobs are advertised but keep getting no thanks replies

what am i doing wrong?

i appreciate that experiance is desirable but how do i get on the lader to get the experiance needed?

When applying for any job it is imperative that care is taken with the presentation, grammar and spelling.

experience and ladder are spelt incorrectly and BELIEVE me , little points such as this count a lot when going through initial job applications.

Every computer has a spell check facility.

"You dont get a second chance to make a first impression" is a good moto to abide by.

Keep applying and good luck. Darryl
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Darryl,

"When applying for any job it is imperative that care is taken with the presentation, grammar and spelling"

"You dont get a second chance to make a first impression" is a good moto to abide by.

You have missed the apostrophe in don't and Moto should read Motto.

ever heard the saying about people who live in glass houses?

best regards, Martin
 
There are often 'warden' jobs offered by sites advertising in the back of the Caravan Club magazine. I don't know if you're members, but if not I'd be quite happy to post my next magazine on to you if you're interested, or alternatively to have a look through and see what jobs are being advertised.
 
Rob,

believe me when i say that i am HONESTLY not trying to be arrogant or cocky when i say this but below is a segment of your original post.

i have found a site where jobs are advertised but keep getting no thanks replies

what am i doing wrong?

i appreciate that experiance is desirable but how do i get on the lader to get the experiance needed?

When applying for any job it is imperative that care is taken with the presentation, grammar and spelling.

experience and ladder are spelt incorrectly and BELIEVE me , little points such as this count a lot when going through initial job applications.

Every computer has a spell check facility.

"You dont get a second chance to make a first impression" is a good moto to abide by.

Keep applying and good luck. Darryl
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Following on from Happy Larry's comments, (LOL!), Darryl please start sentences with a capital letter. Your punctuation is terrible.

6/10

Lisa
 
Following on from Happy Larry's comments, (LOL!), Darryl please start sentences with a capital letter. Your punctuation is terrible.

6/10

Lisa
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In addition to Lisa and Martin

First person singular is always I not i.

Anyway Darryl had his heart in it. Were you the one who read Robs original application?? LOL

Cheers

Dustydog
 
Rob

Two years ago I met a retired couple who had booked a seasonal pitch at one of the Club sites. They were regulars and would spend time helping the Wardens free of charge. In the end the Club did employ them and I believe they are now Assistant Wardens.

So , just a thought , that was the route they took to achieve their goal.

Good luck

Cheers

Dustydog
 
Hi Rob, my wife and I used to be volunteers with the Caravan Club for a number of years with a view to applying to be wardens. In the end it did not work out for us due to ill health. Volunteering gives you a great insight into the running of the sites and we both very much enjoyed it. It also gets you on the bottom rung of the ladder and therefore a better chance should you wish to take it further.
 
Hi Rob,

The easiest way,is to apply to the C&CC,they have a high turnover of staff,and are always looking for Holiday site assistants.It is hard work with long hours and you will work more hours than you will actually get paid for.The training consisted of two days at head office being taught how to use the computer and the booking system.You will also have a couple of days of general chit chat and the allocation of sites and length of contract from 3months to 5 months,as far as I recall none failed the selection process.
 
Many thanks all for your replies.

I posted the original post as I was running out of door so apologise for the spelling lol,but still a valid point about first impressions I do however do a full spell check on the emails I have been sending.

Maybe I should contact the caravan club (yes I am all ready a member) and look towards becoming a volunteer.

Will keep you all posted with how we get on

Thanks rob
 
Rob,

last year, whilst at Gilling West, i spoke to a guy and his wife who had recently retired as CC wardens.

Basically, on first retiring from their main job's they just applied on spec to the CC, were invited for an interview and subsequenrtly spent a very happy 10 years doing the job that you would like.

Give it a go and just keep trying. Good Luck for the future. Darryl
 
This months C&CC magazine has a leaflet inside advertising, "The Friendly Franchise" with info on contacting C&CC for more information.

As anyone out their experience of these Franchises by the C&CC.
 
Many thanks all for your replies.

I posted the original post as I was running out of door so apologise for the spelling lol,but still a valid point about first impressions I do however do a full spell check on the emails I have been sending.

Maybe I should contact the caravan club (yes I am all ready a member) and look towards becoming a volunteer.

Will keep you all posted with how we get on

Thanks rob
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Rob

just advertised for a warden at UKcampsite, Isle of Skye have a look
 
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