INTERNSHIP
INTERNSHIP
COURSE
TRAINING COURSE
SKI & SNOWBOARD INTERNSHIP
- Job offers are subject to EA and resort interviews, obtaining a work visa, passing the level one exam and other resort requirements and conditions; see more about conducting yourself as a ski and/or snowboard instructor
- The length of the level 1 program depends on location;
- Shared accommodation is provided for the initial 3-4 weeks of the level 1 program;
- For those participants training at a different resort to their employer, lift passes will be purchased to cover this training period;
- Exact course components may vary between resorts; please review the resort page for specific inclusions
- The arrival city orientation is compulsory for course participants (NB: If a trainee cannot attend, this will be assessed on a case by case basis).
SKI & SNOWBOARD INTERNSHIP PLUS
- Job offers are subject to EA and resort interviews, obtaining a work visa, passing the level one exam and other resort requirements and conditions; see more about conducting yourself as a ski and/or snowboard instructor
- The length of the level 1 program depends on location;
- Shared accommodation is provided for the initial 3-4 week level 1 program;
- For those participants training at a different resort to their employer, lift passes will be purchased to cover this training period;
- Ski Internship Plus programs in Switzerland, and also Evergreen in Japan include a compulsory level 2 exam cost of US$1000;
- Exact training components may vary between resorts; please review the resort page for specific inclusions
- The arrival city orientation is compulsory for course participants (NB: If a trainee cannot attend, this will be assessed on a case by case basis).
DUAL CERTIFICATION
- Job offers are subject to EA and resort interviews, obtaining a work visa, passing the level one exam and certain other resort requirements and conditions; see more about conducting yourself as a ski and/or snowboard instructor
- The length of the level 1 program depends on location;
- Shared accommodation is provided for the initial 3-4 week level 1 program;
- For those participants training at a different resort to their employer, lift passes will be purchased to cover this training period;
- Exact course components may vary between resorts; please check the resort page for specific inclusions
- The arrival city orientation is compulsory for course participants (NB: If a trainee cannot attend, this will be assessed on a case by case basis).
Where can you go?
Choose from more than 30 ski resorts across five countries to learn, earn and play
Train and become a ski or snowboard instructor at Big White Ski Resort. Known worldwide for its light, dry, champagne powder; Big White is an award-winning resort that offers a variety of terrain.
Niseko Village Ski Resort, famous in Japan and around the world as Japan's premium snow resort. Located in Hokkaido and towered over by the giant Mt. Yotei, this ski resort is renowned for its consistent snowfall and dry, light powder.
Queenstown is known as New Zealand's adventure capital and has a global reputation as the place to experience the best of New Zealand’s outdoors.
Verbier located in the Four Valleys is Switzerland’s largest resort, and one of the world’s largest linked ski areas.
‘The Star’ as locals know it is EA's USA training base. We are thrilled to work with Northstar, which is one of the leading resorts in the USA and part of the Vail Resorts family.
Tucked in the southwest corner of Alberta, Canada is Castle Mountain Ski Resort. Known for its dry powder and challenging terrain, Castle Mountain was created by skiers, for skiers.
Winner of New Zealand's Best Ski Resort three years in a row, Mt Hutt offers an authentic Kiwi experience and has fantastic terrain to suit everyone.
Zermatt is one of the world’s ultimate ski resorts offering excellent skiing, snowboarding and breathtaking mountain scenery.
At Niseko Imagine, you'll enjoy visiting local onsens, big powder skiing, delicious ramen, and a fun nightlife scene.
Palisades Tahoe (formerly Squaw Valley | Alpine Meadows) was home to the 1960 Winter Olympics. It boasts an average 400 inches of snowfall every year and is part of the Ikon Pass collective.
Cypress Mountain is located only 30 minutes from downtown Vancouver and offers the most vertical drop, terrain, lifts and best snow conditions on the highest skiing and riding peak of Vancouver's North Shore Mountains.
Saas-Fee is famous for long runs and picturesque landscapes. Nowhere else in the world are you surrounded by so many 4000m peaks.
Niseko is well known as the hub of Japanese skiing, the mix of culture, incredible skiing, and amazing people make the resort town a must-see destination for skiers from across the globe.
Culture, fun and an immeasurable amount of yearly snowfall. If you are up for a steamy combination of authentic Japanese culture, deep fluffy powder and great people then this is for you.
Club Med is an exclusive ski resort offering world-class powder and top facilities in an English speaking environment.
Located in the North Island of New Zealand, Mt Ruapehu is a live volcano home to two world-class ski resorts offering majestic views, ample snow, and some of NZ's best ski and snowboard terrain.
Verbier located in the Four Valleys is Switzerland’s largest resort, and one of the world’s largest linked ski areas.
Grouse Mountain is located only 15 minutes from downtown Vancouver and offers 33 runs, night skiing, 6 terrain parks and Vancouver's North Shore's most extensive snowmaking system for reliable coverage.
With pristine views and varied terrain, Lake Louise Ski Resort offers skiers and snowboarders an authentic Canadian winter experience.
Located in the North Island of New Zealand, Tūroa, Mt Ruapehu offers majestic views, ample snow and some of NZ's best ski & snowboard terrain.
Located in the North Island of New Zealand, Whakapapa, Mt Ruapehu is NZ's largest ski area with 550 hectares of lift-accessed & patrolled terrain. You'll discover mellow slopes for first-timers & epic chutes, drops & bumps for the most experienced.
With the longest season in its region, impeccable snow, and night skiing on offer, Mont Sainte Anne Ski resort offers an amazing winter alpine experience.
Mt Norquay Ski Resort is the best-kept secret of the Canadian Rockies. Located close to Banff, Mt Norquay offers outstanding conditions for skiers and riders of all levels.
Hakuba Snow Sports School is a privately owned business catering to holiday-makers skiing and snowboarding in Hakuba Japan. Based at the Iimori Ski Resort, it has the best teaching terrain in Hakuba as well as steeps, powder, trees and the biggest terrain park in the valley.
Hakuba is famous in Japan and across the world for great skiing and boasts some of the best ski resorts and snowfall in the country. For more than 70 years, Hakuba has been providing skiers, snowboarders and outdoor enthusiasts the ideal conditions for an epic winter experience.
Calgary's closest ski resort, Nakiska offers a fantastic opportunity for someone looking to get lots of practical teaching experience to kick off their snow sports career.
Fast becoming the biggest and best ski resort in Canada, Revelstoke is a powder paradise. If you're looking for big snowfall, big vertical and big terrain, look no further than Revelstoke Mountain Resort.
Rusutsu Resort is located in the village of Rusutsu, Hokkaido. Famous for consistent annual snowfall and some of the deepest and lightest powder snow in the world. The winter resort has the largest skiable area of any single resort in Hokkaido.
Train and become a ski instructor at SilverStar. The SilverStar Ski Resort has a charming magic about it. The quaint village has colourful buildings and the resort is a bit like a mini Disneyland for skiing and snowboarding. You will never want to leave.
Welcome to Japan's largest interconnected resort area. EA partner with Shiga International Ski School, in Shiga Kogan where there are 19 ski resorts, all interconnected on one ski pass, Shiga Kogan is no laughing matter!
