Modules
CSIA Professional Development Modules
CSIA Modules are designed to upgrade and develop new skills. If your desire is to focus on a particular aspect of your development, attending a module is an excellent tool. It can be used an alternative for instructors who wish to continue their education in ski teaching without taking the next level of certification.
GS Training – Level 3 and Level 4
This training camp is a prerequisite before registering for the Level 4 exams. The two-day GS camp provides technical and tactical training in a race environment for instructors preparing for the Level 4 Exams. It is also available to all Level 3s interested in improving their GS skills. CSCF will provide high-quality coaching in a safe and fun environment. Helmets are mandatory. GS skis recommended but not mandatory.
Duration: 2 days
Prerequisites: CSIA level 3
Fees: $218.70 + tax
Bump
The Bump Module is for those looking to improve their bump skiing and teaching. Participants will receive coaching in line interpretation, skill adaptation to the terrain and how to teach Intermediate to Advanced level skiers in the bumps. The one day module focuses mostly on ski improvement where the 2 day module maintains the ski improvement focus while adding methodology. The bump modules are perfect for those looking to improve their own skiing, gain insight into teaching in the bumps and/or prepare for the Level 3 certification.
Duration: 1 or 2 days
Prerequisites: CSIA active membership
Fees: $118.70 + tax (1 day) or $218.70 + tax (2 days)
Snow Park Training
Already Certified Level 1 to 4 Instructors who wish to bring their classes into Snow Parks for some tricks no longer need the Snow Park “Certified” status. This two-day training provides instructors with a letter stating they are ‘Trained” individuals. This new option will cover them with the CSIA insurance liability policy.
Duration: 2 days
Prerequisites: 15 years of age
Fees: $218.70 + tax
Avalanche Skill Training
The AST (Avalanche Skill Training) will provide an entry-level decision-making framework that is based on the most advanced knowledge. Sanctioned by the Canadian Avalanche Association (CAA) the course covers the fundamentals of safe backcountry activities and companion rescue. This course is focused on demystifying the avalanche phenomenon and increases the awareness of the alpine environment during the winter period; whether you are snowshoeing, cross-country and alpine skiing, snowboarding or telemark.
In order to achieve the ISIA status the AST course or its equivalent is mandatory.
This module is provided by a third party, for more information please select a region listed below:
