Dates & Prices 2010 - Snowboard Instructor Training courses

 

11 week snowboard course - NZ$14,500

8 week snowboard course - NZ$12,300

6 week snowboard course - NZ$10,100

5 week snowboard course - NZ$8,100

 

Click here to discover the difference between the 11, 8, 6 and 5 week courses.

What level of snowborder do I need to be?

 

We are now taking bookings, for all our courses, we are able to take bookings right up until the start dates of the courses as long as there are spaces available. Book online now - just download an application form it is easy.

 

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11 week Snowboard Instructor Training course

NZ$14,500 - includes

11 weeks accommodation in Queenstown
Lift Pass (for 7 days a week)
Transport to and from the Mountain (from Queenstown)
3 days a week on snow training from a New Zealand examiner
Evening sessions with the use of video analysis
Full Exam preparation
Heli-board trip
Alpine Skills Course or First Aid Course (both can be done on request)
NZSIA Level 1

NZSIA Level 2

A two day extended freestyle option, or a learn to ski option, or an off-piste riding option (after the Level 2 exam)

 

optional catered food option - SITCo. restaurant card - extra NZ$550 - see details

 

11 week Snowboard Instructor Training courses run - 

27th June 2010 - 12th September 2010

Accommodation is from the dates above with on snow training beginning on the 29th of June. The final exam will finish on the 7th September; therefore there will be time to acclimatize, before and after. Your lift pass will be valid for the whole season.

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8 week Snowboard Instructor Training course

NZ$12,300

- includes
8 weeks accommodation in Queenstown
Lift Pass (for 7 days a week)
Transport to and from the Mountain (from Queenstown)
3 days a week on snow training from a New Zealand examiner
Evening sessions with the use of video analysis
Full Exam preparation
Heli-board trip
Alpine Skills Course or First Aid Course
NZSIA Level 1

NZSIA Level 2

A two day extended freestyle option, or a learn to ski option, or an off-piste riding option (after the  exam)

 

optional catered food option - SITCo. restaurant card - extra NZ$550 - see details

 

8 week Snowboard Instructor Training courses run from

18th July 2010 - 12th September 2010

Accommodation is from the dates above with on snow training beginning on the 19th of July. The final exam will finish on the 7th September; therefore there will be time to acclimatize, before and after. Your lift pass will be valid for the whole season.

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6 week Snowboard Instructor Training course

NZ$10,100 - includes
6 weeks accommodation in Queenstown
Lift Pass (for 7 days a week)
Transport to and from the Mountain (from Queenstown)
3 days a week on snow training from a New Zealand examiner/trainer
Evening sessions with the use of video analysis
Full Exam preparation
Heli-board Trip
NZSIA Level 1

NZSIA Level 2

A two day extended freestyle option, or a learn to ski option, or an off-piste riding option (after the Level 2 exam)

 

optional catered food option - SITCo. restaurant card - extra NZ$550 - see details

 

6 week Snowboard Instructor Training courses run from

1st August 2010 - 12th September 2010

Accommodation is from the dates above with on snow training beginning on the 3rd of August. The final exam will finish on the 7th September; therefore there will be a little time to acclimatize, before and after. Your lift pass will be valid for the whole season.

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5 week Snowboard Instructor Training course

NZ$8,100- includes

5 weeks accommodation in Queenstown
Lift Pass (for 7 days a week)
Transport to and from the Mountain (from Queenstown)
3 days a week on snow training from a New Zealand examiner/trainer
Evening sessions with the use of video analysis
Full Exam preparation
Heli-board Trip
NZSIA Level 1

 

optional catered food option - SITCo. restaurant card - extra NZ$550 - see details

 

5 week Snowboard Instructor Training courses run from

27th June 2010 - 1st August 2010

Accommodation is from the dates above with on snow training beginning on the 29th of June. The final exam will finish on the 30th of July; therefore there will be a little time to acclimatize, before and after. Your lift pass will be valid for the whole season.

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To be sure to secure your place for the 200 season, contact us now for booking details.

or go to our booking page

 

If you feel that any or some of the above could be for you then please feel free to contact us and we will tailor a package and price for you.
In order to allow for freedom, and to allow people to integrate other great travelling opportunities the cost of travel to and from New Zealand is not included in the above price.

We insist that all persons who are participating in The Instructor Training Co. program have full medical and snow sports insurance cover.
If you require more info contact us directly.
Alternatively if you have any questions, feel free to go to our questions page as many of your answers may be there.

 

e.g. What level of rider do I need to be?

For the 11 week, the 8 week, and the 5 week courses we ask that you can ride blue runs on and off trail, linking your turns consistently and riding with confidence while enjoying the challenge of the mountain. A willingness to give it a go! Some basic freestyle manoeuvres will be required.
For the 6 week course we ask that you can ride all groomed runs with confidence, and that you can take on the challenge of an off trail run, consistently linking your turns in most conditions. A little background in riding switch and a few freestyle manoeuvres will be required, e.g. riding switch or doing an ollie.
These levels of riding are a starting point and from this point development will be required to achieve the required standard for the NZSIA qualifications (Level 1 and Level 2).
During the 11, 8, 6, 5 weeks there is a lot to learn so that we ask that you have this minimum level before you arrive.
If you feel that you are an athletic person that could improve quickly then there is the possibility for you to be below this level, although we would hesitate to recommend it for everyone.

 

If you are wondering which course is the best for you, then we would recommend that you make this decision based on how much time you have available. Just because you feel that you are a better rider, does not mean that the shorter courses are better suited to you. The qualifications are set at a high standard and because of this they are well respected once you have achieved that standard. The very fact that you are considering the course means that you must enjoy your riding so get down here as early as you can and get the most out of it!

We do ask that if you are doing the 6 week course that you are very confident of your riding level as you will be getting "thrown in at the deep end" quite quickly after you arrive.

If you are really wanting to improve your riding and get a good foundation in snowboard instructing then the 5 week course is ideal.

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