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need help becoming an instructor

Sunday 21st August 2011 at 9:35:30 AM

shmemms
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hi! im 18 years old and thinking of working at a ski hill. i have my casi cert two and i was wondering were to go from there in terms of getting employed at a ski hill. what ski hills are the best to work at? is it possible to do two season, one in the southern hemisphere and one in the north in the same year? when do you have to apply? how do the work permits work? and is casi internationally recognized?

please help! thanks so much
 
 
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Monday 22nd August 2011 at 7:12:07 AM

snowaddict23
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Best way to apply is to visit local resorts in the late fall or early spring, and ask about how to become an instructor. Here is also a website that may be helpful http://www.snowboarding-essentials.com/info/guide/snowboarding/how-to-become-instructor.html
 
 


They call me Willie (Vee-lay), and Im here to ride..
 
 
 
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Wednesday 5th October 2011 at 6:54:33 AM

Snow Wolf
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CASI level two is definitely internationally recognized and yes you can work year round. Australia, New Zealand, Chile and Argentina are your best bets. As for jobs in Canada, now that you have the CASI 2 you can pretty much write your own ticket. Just find resorts you would like to work for and make contact by email. From there, they will guide you through the process. Good luck!
 
 
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