Spa Therapist

Role summary

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The Spa Therapist provides professional massage, beauty and wellness treatments while ensuring a relaxing, safe and personalized guest experience. Candidates are generally expected to hold a recognized spa or massage qualification and have relevant experience in a luxury hotel, resort or wellness setting. Knowledge of different massage techniques, body treatments, hygiene standards and product use is important. Strong communication skills, a friendly personality, professional presentation and the ability to recommend suitable treatments are also expected. Fluency in English is normally required, while additional languages are advantageous. The successful candidate should be flexible, discreet, physically fit, guest-focused and comfortable working shifts, weekends and holidays in a resort environment.

About the employer

Sheraton Maldives Full Moon Resort & Spa is a luxury island resort operated under Marriott International's Sheraton brand. Located on Furanafushi Island in North Malé Atoll, the resort offers rooms, villas, restaurants, bars, a spa, recreational facilities and water-based activities. It serves international leisure travelers, couples, families and group guests seeking a tropical beach experience close to Malé and Velana International Airport. As part of Marriott, the resort generally follows established international standards for guest service, training, safety and employee conduct. Team members work in a multicultural hospitality environment and may receive benefits such as staff accommodation, meals, uniforms, transport, medical support and access to Marriott's wider career development opportunities, depending on the employment contract.

Working in Maldives

Maldives resort islands offer opportunities in hospitality, spa and wellness, food and beverage, housekeeping, marine activities, engineering, finance and management. The culture combines Islamic traditions, South Asian influences and a strong island community spirit. Resort life is social but structured, with staff accommodation, shared facilities and limited access to local towns depending on the island. Employees usually enjoy beaches, snorkeling, diving and water sports during free time, while alcohol is restricted to licensed resort areas. Foreign workers normally need an employer-sponsored work permit and entry approval; the employer typically coordinates the process, medical checks and travel arrangements. A valid passport, employment contract and required qualifications are important. Relocation involves adapting to heat, humidity, remote living, irregular shifts and distance from family. Confirm salary, service charge, accommodation, meals, insurance, leave, flights and visa responsibilities before accepting an offer.