Participants will use the idea of essential eligibility criteria and information filtered through the CAP model to create statements that use the SBI (Situation, Behavior, Impact) model to gain more information and facilitate two way communication between the instructor and student (and parents/caregivers).

Led by PSIA Alpine Team Member Zoe Mavis, you’ll learn valuable ways to seek out mentorship, get practical training on best practices, and hear shared innovative ideas.

As ski and snowboard instructors, we are pros at making sure our clients' needs are met, but often ignore our own. In this webinar, you’ll learn why nutrition is so important for keeping energy levels high during your workday, what foods to focus on, and how fueling properly can help prevent burnout — even through the busy, holiday work stretches.

This session will explore the long standing concept of building progressions through the lens of today’s teaching fundamentals to enhance the instructor’s decisions and behaviors and to shed light on the art of teaching.

This is the first session in a 3-part webinar series. You’ll learn about ski technology basics, construction, and how these affect how your skis perform.

The PSIA Cross Country Team will highlight some of the processes, resources, and strategies being used to guide learning, and create continuity from region to region in order to provide a consistently high quality guest experience.

In this final session, you’ll learn about topics such as identifying physical situations with possible solutions, focusing on the psychological aspects of teaching women, and teaching men when you’re a female instructor.