Working a ski season may be your idea of the ultimate dream job, but you will quickly realise that you are not the only one wanting to get paid to spend your winter on the slopes. So how exactly do you compete with the thousands of other candidates and find a company willing to give you money in return for some hard work? Please see below for the ski instructor courses, snowboard instructor courses and chalet cookery courses that we consider offer the best value for money and which have the highest reputation in the industry, therefore offering you the best chance of employment.
Our range of ski instructor courses allow you to spend anywhere from a few weeks to a few months mastering the skills required to teach skiing. Expert tuition in Europe, North America, New Zealand and more!
Ski instructor Courses
If you want to teach people to Snowboard you are going to need an internationally recognised qualification, thankfully we offer a range of worldwide snowboard instructor courses to suit every budget.
Snowboard Instructor Courses
Before you are let loose in a ski chalet, your employer needs to be confident you are up to the task. While nothing beats genuines industry experience, these chalet cookery courses can add weight to your CV.
Chalet Cookery Courses
We advertise all sorts of courses, from boot and board repair to chalet catering, but the bulk of the demand is certainly for and from people who wish to become a teacher or instructor. Fortunately there are lots of companies offering courses designed to get you the knowledge, skills, and professional qualifications that you will require to see you through a season on the slopes. The International Ski Instructors Association recognize a range of ski instructor qualifications, details of which you can find in our training article.
Some people become so completely obsessed with skiing that they give up their job and spend their life savings on living, breathing and learning everything snow.
If you have a professional ski instructor qualification you probably already know what you want to do, but maybe you are fresh out of college and you just want to get a fun ski resort job for the winter.
As much as we try to make things clear in this article, we would definitely recommend you take official advice on whether or not you need a visa as it would be a shame to get thrown out for working without permission.
