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Become a Ski Instructor

Ski Instructor Courses

Become a ski instructor and earn internationally recognised qualifications with our comprehensive ski instructor courses. Designed to bring out the best in you. With over 25 years of experience, we offer world-class training in Europe's top ski resorts. Explore our courses and find the perfect fit for your career goals.

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Level 1 and 2 Ski Instructor Courses

Start your ski instructor journey with our BASI Level 1 and 2 courses. These courses are ideal for experienced skiers seeking foundational teaching skills and qualifications.
10 Weeks

Meribel

France
£9,950

Discover the beauty of Meribel while gaining your BASI Level 1 and 2 qualifications. This course offers 10 weeks of training, complete with expert coaching and premium accommodation.

10 Weeks

Tignes

France
£10,000

Join our 10-week intensive program in Tignes to fast-track your BASI Level 1 and 2 certifications. This course is designed for ski instructors who want to jumpstart their careers quickly.

18 Weeks

Verbier

Switzerland
£10,000

Experience the vibrant ski culture of Verbier with our Level 1 and 2 courses. Enjoy top-tier training and stunning scenery as you work towards your certification.

Why choose our Ski Instructor Courses

World Class Coaches

Learn from the best. Our highly experienced coaches are dedicated to helping you achieve your skiing goals.

25 Years of Experience

With over two decades of running ski schools, we're one of the most trusted training providers in Europe.

Unique Training Pathway

We're the only ski school able to offer in-house employment, training and ongoing professional development for all levels of ski instructors.

Tailored Training Plans

Get personalised coaching and support to reach your goals efficiently.

Professional Qualifications

Earn internationally recognised qualifications that allow you to work as a ski instructor worldwide.

Central Accommodation

Stay in some of Europe's finest ski resorts and enjoy the convenience of central accommodation.

Frequently asked questions

How do I become a ski instructor?

Think about where you want to work. Whether you're looking to teach skiing in Europe, Canada, the United States or elsewhere, research is the key to ensuring your ski instructor qualifications and certifications meet local requirements and regulations. Once you've chosen where you want to work, it's time to get qualified. There are various courses, from exam-only options to packages with accommodation and training.

The most common way people start their careers is by taking a Level 1 and 2 ski instructor course. These courses are usually between 10 and 12 weeks long and are great for starting a career. 

Once you've got your first qualifications, you can start delivering ski lessons. Starting your career as a ski instructor is an exciting time. You can share your passion for the sport with others and help them grow. First, you'll mainly teach beginners, children and those learning to make parallel turns. 

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Is it worth doing a ski instructor course?

Yes, completing a ski instructor course is definitely worth it. By gaining internationally recognised qualifications, you open up job opportunities worldwide. A ski instructor certification also allows you to continuously improve your skills and knowledge through ongoing professional development courses. Your ski instructor qualifications can also be used for University and Job applications.

What qualifications do I need to be a ski instructor?

The qualifications needed to become a ski instructor vary depending on the country and resort you want to work in. Generally, most countries require at least a Level 1 certification from an internationally recognized organization such as BASI or CSIA. Some countries may also require additional first aid or teaching qualifications. It's important to research the specific requirements of your desired location before choosing a ski instructor course.

Can I make a living as a ski instructor?

Yes, you can make a living as a ski instructor. Many people pursue this career full-time and make a successful living out of it. The demand for ski instructors is high in popular ski resorts worldwide, making it a viable job option. With additional qualifications and experience, you can also progress to higher levels of certification and earn more as an instructor.