For those wanting to squeeze the most out of their season in Canada we offer the chance to take weekly evening classes.

Yoga

If you want to massively improve your skiing or snowboarding and help prevent injury, then you should be stretching regularly. The problem is that this requires discipline! So we recommend joining a weekly yoga class, held at the Nonstop hotel and led by a qualified instructor. You’ll feel the difference to your riding in no time! (Banff & Fernie).

Sport Massage

Massage is a great way to stay healthy and ready to perform and for those interested in learning about it this course will cover the different types of sport massage and the types of strokes, and will end with demonstrations and in-class practice. (Fernie)

Language Course

If you´re planning on visitng French or Spanish speaking countries, these courses will help you make the most of them. The primary objective is to help you communicate freely with the focus on practical situations, such as meeting people, socializing, providing and obtaining information. (Fernie)

Climbing

Whether you’re new to climbing or want to take it to the next level, both Banff’s and Fernie’s indoor climbing walls have something for you. Their multi-week programs are a fun way of learning some climbing skills and challenging yourself. No experience is necessary and equipment is included. (Banff & Fernie)

More Activities

Other activities include snowmobiling, cat-skiing, avalanche courses, NHL hockey games, trips to other resorts, natural hot springs and many more!

Example of inclusions (11 week instructor course canada)

Coaching

• Full season lift pass (for 4 resorts!)
• 11 consecutive weeks of professional coaching
• 1 to 1 private coaching sessions
• Guaranteed instructor job interview and priority hiring
• Level 1 CSIA/CASI examination fees
• Training for CSIA/CASI Level 2 Instructor Certification
• Opportunity to take AMP (All Mountain Pro)
• Video analysis
• Weekly technical sessions
• Work experience in local ski school
• Teach local families and boost your CV or Resume
• Instructor career advice
• Skimaintenance tuition
• Lift queue priority during lessons
• Day trip to Kimberley Ski Resort

Evenings & Weekends

• Access to the "More" Program (see our 'Extra Activities' page)
• Weekly social events
• Farewell party

Accommodation & Meals

• Accommodation Choice of two options (houses or our own hotel - The Red Tree Lodge)
• Option of extending your stay
• Hot Tub & Sauna
• Games Room with pool table (free), poker table, darts, TV etc
• Movie Theatre
• Communal Kitchen
• Ski/Board Tuning Room
• On-site bar and restaurant
• Dinner-4 nights per week
• Continental breakfast- 5 days per week

Staffing & Transport

• Airport transfers (if coinciding with group flights)
• Shuttle to the resort
• 24 hour staffing from knowledgeable local hosts

Discounts

• 10% Discount on meals at resort restaurants
• 10-15% Discount on Ski Equipment

Example of an itenerary (11 week instructor couse Canada)

The first five weeks of the course are spent focusing on improving your personal skiing and developing your teaching skills so that you are ready for the Level 1 assessment which is held in Week 5. At this time, each participant enjoys a private lesson with a Nonstop coach, which is an ideal opportunity to discuss your aims for the remainder of the course and receive advice on the most suitable route to take.

Week 1
Settle in, recover from jet lag and get your equipment sorted. We arrange a boot fitting seminar as well as offer professional advice on buying equipment. The program outline is explained and everyone's goals are assessed. We take it slow for the first few lessons and let people find their snow legs before starting with some ski improvement coaching.

Week 2
Exploring your new mountain, working on ironing our bad habits, and adjusting your stance. Developing an understanding of instructor techniques and preparing for the level 1 course.

Week 3
Level 1 prep continues and all of the course options are explained. Including the level 2 instructor’s certificate, entry level coach’s course, snow park course, and AMP program. Private lessons held for half the group.

Week 4
piste conditions and learning more teaching techniques and lots of practise teaching eachother in simulated lessons–it’s all in aid of level 1! Private lessons held for rest of the group.

Week 5
Level 1 CSIA/CASI Exam (3 days). Hopefully followed by celebrations!

Participants can then either continue to focus on their instructor qualifications, in which case they will do the Level 2 training and assessment, which takes place at the end of the course. Or, alternatively they can focus on their own personal improvement and decide to take the All Mountain Pro course.

Instructor Training: Each week participants will expand on their teaching and skills development from their level 1.The level 2 standard has more emphasis on teaching skills so more on-snow time is spent developing practical teaching strategies.

AMP:
'All Mountain Pro' develops all mountain skiing/riding and each week a portion of the AMP criteria will be emphasised. There is no emphasis on developing teaching skills-AMP is all about making the most of the conditions and exploring the whole mountain well.

Week 6
On-going development in level 2 specific teaching, plus dynamic skiing/riding and carving skills.
AMP: Controlled speed and carving skills

Week 7
Level 2 specific teaching, off piste, moguls and short radius turns
AMP: Off piste, moguls and short radius

Week 8
Level 2 specific teaching and all mountain skills.
AMP: All mountain skills and basic freestyle moves.

Week 9
Level 2 specific teaching and demonstration technique.
AMP: Trees and drop offs. Private lessons for half the group.

Week 10
Level 2 condensed course week
AMP: ‘Getting air’ and tight lines. Private lessons for half the group.

Week 11
AMP: Evaluation
Level 2 CASI/CSIA Exam (4/5 days)

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