Beginner
11 seats left
Ski Tourism Fundamentals: Planning and On-Slope Orientation
A structured introduction to ski tourism for those with little to no prior experience on the slopes or in mountain travel planning.
Group sessions keep costs down and energy up. Private lessons move at your pace. Both run live with instructors who know the mountain.
Each course listed below has a fixed number of seats — check availability before deciding.
Beginner
11 seats left
A structured introduction to ski tourism for those with little to no prior experience on the slopes or in mountain travel planning.
Intermediate / Industry Professional
7 seats left
An analytical course on how ski resorts function as hospitality businesses, covering operations, guest flow, and seasonal staffing.
Certified or Pre-Certified Ski Instructors
5 seats left
For certified or pre-certified ski instructors who want to work within the tourism industry as guides, group leaders, or resort-based educators.
Intermediate / Marketing Professional
9 seats left
A course for tourism marketers and destination management professionals working with ski resorts or alpine travel brands.
Video review tools let instructors break down your runs frame by frame. You see exactly where weight shifts wrong or where a turn starts too late.
Sessions are scheduled around your season — whether you're preparing for a trip or reviewing footage from last weekend.
Each session targets a single technical area — edge control, mogul rhythm, off-piste posture. Trying to cover everything in one hour is a reliable way to improve nothing.
Instructors send a short written summary after each session. Not a transcript — just the two or three things worth remembering before the next run.
Ask a questionStraightforward answers — no padding, no upsell buried in the response.
All sessions are live — scheduled with a real instructor, not pre-recorded. You interact, ask questions, and get feedback in real time.
A stable internet connection and a device with a camera. Instructors use video analysis and screen-sharing to review technique and terrain.
Yes. Each program is designed independently, but nothing stops you from booking a private session alongside a group course.
Seats are limited per session. Booking at least a week ahead is practical — popular time slots fill up faster than most people expect.