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Frequently Asked Questions

What roles are available at Warner Village Theme Parks?

The following outlines the individual divisions and positions that become available for potential team members;

Show & Entertainment

Performers
Dancers
Show Technicians
Atmosphere Performers
Wardrobe Assistants
Show Announcers
Jackaroos & Jillaroos
Stunt Performers

Human Resources

Recruitment
Training
Payroll

Retail

Sales Assistants
Warehouse Attendants
Product Development
Buyers
Mobile Attendants

Accounting & Information Systems

Accounts Clerks
Cashiers
Accountants
System Administrators

Operations

Attraction Presenters & Attendants
Guest Services
Cleaning
Security
Lifeguards
Interpreters

Marketing

Publicity & Promotions
Advertising
Research
Sales
International Marketing

Food & Beverage

Restaurants
Fast Food
Mobile Attendants
Chefs
Kitchen Stewards
Storepersons

Technical Services

Engineering Tradespersons
Grounds persons
Carpentry
Painters
Mechanics

Marine Sciences & Wildlife

Divers
Marine Mammal Trainers
Education Officers
Water Filtration Technicians
Stable-hands
Animal Care Staff
Sheep Shearers
Farm Tour Guides

Aviation

Helicopter Pilots
Hanger Attendants

Is there holiday work available?

Yes, the majority of our vacancies occur during school holiday periods.

The parks are busiest from September to January. We therefore advertise just prior to the September holidays and again in November. Our advertisement states the seasonal positions available and skills and experience required of applicants. All applicants need to be available to work a seven-day roster during the holiday period.

In order to apply for seasonal employment please follow the directions that are stated in the Gold Coast Bulletin and/or SEEK advertisement or follow the guidelines outlined in the How to Apply section.

Are there Presentation standards that team members must adhere to when working at Warner Village Theme Parks?

At Warner Village Theme Parks, team members are required to dress appropriately according to their position and the business requirements of their day. Please note;

Tattoos must not be visible at any time whilst in uniform
No facial jewellery is to be worn whilst on duty
Male hair styles must not be longer than the collar line

What type of Rosters are available when working at Warner Village Theme Parks?

All of our Theme Parks operate seven days a week. Staff in front-line positions especially, will need to be flexible and available to work a seven-day rotating roster.

So you want to be in the movies...

Warner Village Theme Parks and Studio’s management have no involvement with the television & and film production companies that hire the Studio’s facilities. Subsequently we do not employ cast and crew.

Each production company is responsible for hiring their own staff; therefore potential applicants would need to approach the production company direct. We suggest you phone the Warner Village Roadshow Studios +61 7 5585 9666 to obtain a list of production companies currently on-site.

So, your dream is to work with the Dolphins and other Marine Mammals?

Becoming a Marine Mammal Trainer is fast becoming a popular choice, however new openings in this field are both limited and competitive. To become a marine mammal trainer, the usual path is to complete a Science, Zoology, Marine Biology or Psychology degree as this option also allows for other job opportunities as well as training. These degrees require many years' of full time study at University and it is even recommended to undertake an Honours degree which requires an additional year where students research their own project.

Another acceptable method of becoming a marine mammal trainer at Sea World, is to complete a "Certificate in Captive Animal Management" which is available through a very limited number of Australian TAFE colleges. However, you must be working in a zoological establishment to be eligible because it is a "hands-on" course which requires regular access to the animals. The "Exotic Animal Training and Management Program" at Moorpark College in the United States is also acceptable training.

Applicants without any of the above requirements must have at least four years previous experience working in a similar field with a good understanding of husbandry, positive reinforcement techniques and operant conditioning.

Sea World does not offer work experience opportunities within our animal areas to students; however, experience working with any animals in a veterinary surgeries, animal refuge, wildlife parks will provide the desired outcome - the realisation that there is hard, sometimes dirty work and long hours involved in caring for animals which requires a very strong commitment.

A large component of a marine mammal trainer's responsibilities is dedicated to educating the public and being comfortable presenting information to groups of varying age, backgrounds and numbers, so a history of public speaking would be advantageous.

For additional information and opportunities we recommend visiting the following websites:

Good luck and trust the above information will be of assistance to you.