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Services for Pakistani Citizens
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We are a new company and are growing so we can offer our clients a broad range of services. Because we work on a very low profit margin, and our work depends on the availability of clients, employment with us is part-time. We are looking for young, reliable, enthusiastic individuals who love being outdoors and like to accept the challenges offered by the biggest mountains in the world. All applicants are expected to have at least 10 years of experience in whatever they intend to guide. Applicants are expected to be extremely responsible, and have good stress-management skills. All employees will be trained by taking them on an introductory expedition into the Himalaya (so we can see how you perform at high-altitude and how well you can handle extreme cold/heat). All expenses in Pakistan will be covered for this trip. Please read details below about current openings.
Ski Guide Qualifications Must be certified in at Wilderness First Responder, and Avalanche Awareness 1 (more certifications are desired but not required). Must have at least 10 years of backcountry skiing experience. Job description You will be responsible for guiding clients over the Deosai Plateau (the highest plateau in the world). You will be dropped off by jeep at Ali Malik Camp (~14,000 feet) and will ski to Astore Village. The trip will take about 7 days. You will also be responsible for taking clients to the Pakistan Free Ride event held every year on the Deosai. Must be good at high-altitude and should be available Dec-April every year. In the US your responsibilities will include networking, presenting slideshows, and making rounds at local gear shops to make sure everyone knows about us! Raft Guide Qualifications Must be certified in at Wilderness First Responder. Must have a basic rafting license and at least 10 years of rafting experience. Job description You will be guiding clients on the Braldu and Shigar Rivers from the village of Askoli to Shigar. Another trip will be down the Hunza River from the Chinese border to Murtazabad. Must be good in hot weather and should be available April-Sept every year. Currently we don’t have a raft, which means the first thing you will be expected to do is find a suitable raft and figure out how we can get it down to Pakistan. In the US your responsibilities will include networking, presenting slideshows, and making rounds at local gear shops to make sure everyone knows about us!
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