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3-WEEK INSTRUCTOR COURSE<br />

A SHORT BREAK WITH A PURPOSE<br />

Held in Fernie, our three-week course provides the perfect opportunity to push your skiing<br />

or snowboarding to that next level whilst also gaining the CSIA or CASI Level 1 instructor<br />

qualification. The course is ideal as a break from work or study and for those who want to gain<br />

the instructor qualification and spend the rest of the season instructing.*<br />

The course takes place over the New Year when traditionally the snow in Fernie is deep and<br />

light. You’ll improve your off-piste technique while learning useful instructing skills that will<br />

progress your skiing or snowboarding and give your winter break a focus and a challenge.<br />

* Please note that in order to instruct in Canada you will require a working visa. Please call us for more information.<br />

“WORLD-CLASS COACHING, UNTOUCHED POWDER<br />

BOWLS AND ADRENALIN-PUMPING TREE RUNS.”<br />

Jonathon Curtin, 20, 3-Week Course, Fernie ‘05<br />

ALL THE 2-WEEK AND 3-WEEK COURSES ARE HELD IN:<br />

FERNIE - Page 11<br />

PLEASE ALSO TAKE A LOOK AT THE FOLLOWING PAGES:<br />

COACHING & QUALIFICATIONS - Page 3<br />

<strong>WHY</strong> <strong>CHOOSE</strong> <strong>NONSTOP</strong>? - Page 17<br />

COSTS - Page 18<br />

CASE STUDIES - Page 19<br />

“I LEARNT MORE ON THE 3-WEEK INSTRUCTOR<br />

COURSE IN FERNIE THAN IN THE 26 YEARS OF<br />

EUROPEAN INSTRUCTION I HAVE HAD SINCE I<br />

STARTED SKIING.”<br />

Robert Turner Cain, 31, 3-Week Course, Fernie ‘04<br />

THE COACHING<br />

Designed for intermediate-to-advanced skiers and snowboarders, the coaching follows a<br />

similar structure to our 11-week instructor courses, concentrating on your technique in a<br />

variety of conditions, as well as the skills required to gain the Level 1 instructor certification<br />

- see page 3 for details of the qualifications. There are five hours of coaching, four days a<br />

week. In preparation for the Level 1 exam, held at the end of the 3 weeks, you will develop<br />

your technical knowledge, communication and teaching skills, and detection and correction<br />

methods. Training towards instructor certification significantly benefits your own skiing or<br />

snowboarding as it provides a technical approach enabling you to effectively analyse and<br />

correct your own mistakes.<br />

The coaching will include regular video analysis and improve your skiing and snowboarding on<br />

the piste, through moguls and crud, down tight tree runs, and in the famous Fernie powder.<br />

THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION APPLIES TO ALL OUR<br />

2-WEEK & 3-WEEK COURSES<br />

MOUNTAIN SAFETY TRAINING<br />

In addition to your on-snow coaching you will learn essential backcountry<br />

techniques including safe off-piste travel, avalanche awareness and searchand-rescue<br />

techniques. This CAA (Canadian Avalanche Association) affiliated<br />

course includes evening theory sessions as well as backcountry field days.<br />

Although dependent on the weather, there may be an opportunity to take<br />

our winter survival course, camping out overnight in a snow cave that you<br />

will build yourself.<br />

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CAT SKIING<br />

One of the highlights of the course is a day cat skiing. Held on the final<br />

weekend this experience provides the perfect opportunity to test your<br />

newly developed skills in the untracked powder of the Fernie backcountry.

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