Included

• High mountain guide and qualified alpine ski instructor.
• Safety equipment: avalanche transceiver, shovel and probe.
• 12 hours of practical lessons over two days, from 09:00 to 15:00.
• Assistance insurance during the lesson.
• Technical advice and support when choosing equipment.

Not included

• Ski-area pass.
• Assistance insurance outside lesson hours.
• Technical equipment: skis, boots and poles. Contact us about rental.

Required skiing ability

You should be able to make basic parallel turns confidently on red and black runs, or have already started off-piste skiing and want to improve.

Choosing the right group

Joining a group at the right level helps you get the most from the experience. Our groups cover six levels, from beginner to expert. See our levels page or call us for advice on which group best matches your skiing.

Further information

Arrive at the agreed meeting point 5–10 minutes before your lesson. Several ski schools and many customers share the same area, so finding your instructor can take a little time.

Allow plenty of time to reach the resort, ideally arriving when it opens. On busy weekends and sunny public holidays, traffic queues and limited parking can cause significant delays. Arriving early leaves time to park and relax before your lesson.