❄️ Maia's Ski Resort CV & Cover Letter Generator

🔦Find my skills

You have more than you think — the trick isn't inventing experience, it's recognising what you've already done. So don't stare at a blank box. Go through the prompts below and tap anything that rings true. Each tap adds it to your list; make it specific, and Claude turns it into real CV material.

Have you ever… Tap every prompt that's true for you. Nothing is too small.

🎿Create a CV

Two ways to do this. Build a CV instantly from your details — no AI, works offline. Or use Claude to reword your experience into polished bullets and tailor it to a specific advert.

🤖Or: use Claude for polished, tailored writing

1. Fill in the details below and click Generate the Claude prompt.
2. Click Copy prompt, then Open Claude and paste it in (uses your subscription — no extra cost).
3. Paste Claude's reply into the Export tab, click Build my CV, choose a template, and save it as a PDF.

📄Build & download your CV

Paste Claude's full reply below and click Build my CV. Then pick a template, click any line in the preview to tweak the wording, and Save as PDF. Your cover letter is ready to download too.

💬How it works

A quick guide for Maia.

1. Not sure what counts as experience? Start with Find My Skills (Tab 2) — list things you've done and Claude names the skills for you.
2. Build your base CV (Tab 1) once. It saves on this computer automatically, so it's here whenever you come back.
3. Go to Create a CV (Tab 3). For the quickest result, click ⚡ Build my CV now — it makes a CV straight from your details, no AI needed. Or use the Claude option to reword your experience into polished bullets, or tailor a CV to a specific advert.
4. Open Claude, paste the prompt, and it writes a CV and cover letter made for that exact job.
5. Paste the reply into Export, click Build my CV, pick a template, tweak any wording by clicking it, and Save as PDF (or Word/text).

Good to know about Japan ski jobs

Resorts in Niseko and Hakuba hire seasonal staff from roughly June/July onwards for the winter — so applying early matters. English is the single most valued skill (most guests speak it), and no Japanese is required for many roles. Entry-level positions like guest services, front desk, café/barista, rentals and hospitality are ideal first jobs. You must be legally allowed to work — UK citizens aged 18–30 can use the Working Holiday Visa, which fits a gap year. Most employers help arrange staff accommodation.

Tip: keep your writing honest. Employers can tell, and Claude is instructed never to invent experience you don't have.