SIA offer two different avenues of ski camp.
- IMPROVEMENT CAMPS
Designed for every day skiers, from those who have never skied before interested in learning the basics, to the intermediate ski improvers and those looking for more advanced performance based training.
- INSTRUCTOR CAMPS
For those looking to work towards a first ski qualification without the initial commitment of joining a larger instructor training program (such as those found here), or for those already qualified level 2 or 3 instructors pursuing performance development towards specific certification goals such as those required to obtain Level 3 or Level 4.
Beginner
Ski Camps
Improver
Ski Camps
Advanced
Ski Camps
Argentina
Ski Camps
Mogul Skiing Camp
Race Training Camp
Freestyle Snowboard Camp
Private Ski Coaching
German Language
Camp
Improver Camp FAQs
Specific camps such as mogul and GS may have a different schedule to the one below but unless otherwise stated a typical ski camp training day looks like this.
Morning (9:00 – 11:30)
Lunch (11:30 – 12:20)
Afternoon (12:20 – 14:45 approx)
We are lucky enough to have the incredible Kitzsteinhorn glacier on our doorstep which provides us with fantastic terrain and reliable conditions at high altitude.
https://www.kitzsteinhorn.at/en
Kaprun is your ideal location to source your camp lodging with various options available on such sites as Airbnb and booking.com Being in Kaprun means that you have quick and easy access up the Maiskogel lift and onwards to the glacier each day but also allows you to enjoy evenings socials with others.
Alternatively Zell am See can be a viable option for accommodation with easy bus links to Kaprun and the lift system to the glacier. If staying in Zell just make sure that you take note of the bus timetable if you do not have access to a car.
The course was outstanding, the teaching level was unbeatable, the location was superb and the instructors and people that are part of the SIA team are remarkable… I wish I could do it all over again!