Ski Instructor Recruitment and Placement Agency
What is a private ski instructor?
A private ski instructor is a certified teacher and excellent skier capable of sharing their expertise and building their students' confidence, whilst ensuring their safety at all times.
A private ski instructor must be an adept snow sports enthusiast, with an ability to adapt to all levels. They are also expected to have an extensive, in-depth understanding of potential dangers.
Instructors are often expected to have knowledge of a variety of winter sports, such as snowboarding, cross-country and Alpine skiing, ice skating and even racket hiking (or snowshoe).
It is imperative that instructors be well-versed in local security regulations and will adapt their classes and ski routes according to weather conditions. A private ski instructor also offers personalised advice and focuses on every individual student's areas to be improved. They may also be expected to have a good knowledge of the slopes and be able to offer useful advice.
What responsibilities does a private ski instructor have?
Ski instructors have a key responsibility for the student's health and safety. They must ensure that the student is aware of security regulations and advice before heading onto the slopes. They must avoid adverse weather conditions, remain calm and be able to assist in emergencies.
Above all, the instructor should ensure that the student enjoys the lesson as much as possible, guiding them to the pleasantest slopes and most inspiring views. They should adapt to the needs and preferences of each student, and design lesson plans with these in mind.
All our private ski instructors are required to:
Morgan & Mallet International places and recruits private ski instructors for temporary, seasonal, or permanent contracts. Our recruitment consultants are always available to answer your questions.
A private ski instructor is a certified teacher and excellent skier capable of sharing their expertise and building their students' confidence, whilst ensuring their safety at all times.
A private ski instructor must be an adept snow sports enthusiast, with an ability to adapt to all levels. They are also expected to have an extensive, in-depth understanding of potential dangers.
Instructors are often expected to have knowledge of a variety of winter sports, such as snowboarding, cross-country and Alpine skiing, ice skating and even racket hiking (or snowshoe).
It is imperative that instructors be well-versed in local security regulations and will adapt their classes and ski routes according to weather conditions. A private ski instructor also offers personalised advice and focuses on every individual student's areas to be improved. They may also be expected to have a good knowledge of the slopes and be able to offer useful advice.
What responsibilities does a private ski instructor have?
- Ensuring safety and security at all times
- Encouraging, motivating and coaching
- Scouting and offering advice on available facilities
- Planning fun, educative activities
- Training students and building their confidence in different winter sports
Ski instructors have a key responsibility for the student's health and safety. They must ensure that the student is aware of security regulations and advice before heading onto the slopes. They must avoid adverse weather conditions, remain calm and be able to assist in emergencies.
Above all, the instructor should ensure that the student enjoys the lesson as much as possible, guiding them to the pleasantest slopes and most inspiring views. They should adapt to the needs and preferences of each student, and design lesson plans with these in mind.
All our private ski instructors are required to:
- Hold clean criminal records in both their country of employment and country of origin
- Present all certificates and qualifications from training centres and/or schools they attended
- Successfully pass two interview stages
- Provide at least three positive references from previous employers
- Complete professional dossiers containing: CV, cover letter, proof of identity (photocopy or scan), proof of address, proof of the right to work in the country of employment (if applicable), driving license and pay slips from previous professional placements. Candidates should be aware that other documentation may also be required.
Morgan & Mallet International places and recruits private ski instructors for temporary, seasonal, or permanent contracts. Our recruitment consultants are always available to answer your questions.
