COURSE LOCATION

Course location is in Tsugaike Kogen Ski Resort.
We will be meeting at 8:30AM at the base of the Tsugaike gondola. 
*Location might change due to varied condition, please check detail in confirmation email or final announcement.

How to get to Evergreen Alpine Academy.

Am I Ready?

The Level 1 Instructor standards require you to pass both riding and teaching evaluations. To prepare for success, candidates should enjoy working with people, love snowboarding, and be curious about how people learn. Answer Yes or No to the following questions to evaluate your readiness for the Level 1 Instructor Course:

• Are you a confident intermediate-level rider who can consistently link turns with control on a variety of blue and green slopes?
• Do you enjoy helping others learn and improve?
• Do you understand that the Level 1 course is a three-day, ongoing assessment?
• Are you comfortable speaking in front of a small group and giving basic explanations?
• Have you reviewed the Level 1 Course Guide?
• Have you spent time observing beginner lessons or assisting in a teaching setting?
• Have you had a lesson or received feedback from a current CASI Level 1 Evaluator? Not mandatory, but can be helpful.

*If you answered “Yes” to most or all of these, you’re likely ready to benefit fully from the Level 1 Instructor Course.

Pre-requisites
*15 years of age on the first day of the course
*Fluent in the language of the course you registered for
*Demonstrates comfortable and safe riding skills on intermediate terrain

Description
The CASI Level 1 Snowboard Instructor certification course is open to strong intermediate snowboarders, aged 15 years and older. Candidates on the Level 1 Course will spend time exploring snowboarding technique and teaching methods across a variety of venues, both on-snow (up to and including intermediate terrain) and during indoor presentations.

The CASI Level 1 course is an introductory course, designed to give successful candidates the skills necessary to begin their role as a new instructor in the industry. Beginner teaching methods, understanding of basic snowboard technique, as well as lesson planning and effective communication skills will be addressed.

Candidates will receive coaching on their snowboarding, as well as feedback on their teaching skills, with the goal of reaching the Level 1 standard in both of these areas. They will also receive suggestions and strategies for long-term development. The successful candidate is certified to teach beginner snowboarders up to the Novice Turn level.

The Level 1 certification is a pre-requisite for the CASI Level 2 Instructor certification, as well as the Park Instructor course.

What is included?

• 3 days of CASI Level 1 course, including:
  • An introduction to CASI riding and teaching methodology
  • Strategies to develop snowboarders from entry level to intermediate
  • Techniques and strategies for effective assessment and development
  • Personal feedback on riding performance
  • Interactive preparatory Online Module to be completed during the Course, or in advance if desired
  • Exam fees
  • Upon successful completion of a Level 1 CASI Program, you become a Member of the CASI and are billed annually for Membership Fees by the National Office

Level 1 Course Guide

What is not included?

• Meals
• Accommodation
• Lift ticket
• Gear & equipment

COURSE LOCATION

Course location is in Tsugaike Kogen Ski Resort.
We will be meeting at 8:30AM at the base of the Tsugaike gondola.
*Location might change due to varied condition, please check detail in confirmation email or final announcement.

How to get to Evergreen Alpine Academy.

Am I Ready?

The Level 1 Instructor standards require you to pass both riding and teaching evaluations. To prepare for success, candidates should enjoy working with people, love snowboarding, and be curious about how people learn. Answer Yes or No to the following questions to evaluate your readiness for the Level 1 Instructor Course:

• Are you a confident intermediate-level rider who can consistently link turns with control on a variety of blue and green slopes?
• Do you enjoy helping others learn and improve?
• Do you understand that the Level 1 course is a three-day, ongoing assessment?
• Are you comfortable speaking in front of a small group and giving basic explanations?
• Have you reviewed the Level 1 Course Guide?
• Have you spent time observing beginner lessons or assisting in a teaching setting?
• Have you had a lesson or received feedback from a current CASI Level 1 Evaluator? Not mandatory, but can be helpful.

*If you answered “Yes” to most or all of these, you’re likely ready to benefit fully from the Level 1 Instructor Course.

Pre-requisites
*15 years of age on the first day of the course
*Fluent in the language of the course you registered for
*Demonstrates comfortable and safe riding skills on intermediate terrain

Description
The CASI Level 1 Snowboard Instructor certification course is open to strong intermediate snowboarders, aged 15 years and older. Candidates on the Level 1 Course will spend time exploring snowboarding technique and teaching methods across a variety of venues, both on-snow (up to and including intermediate terrain) and during indoor presentations.

The CASI Level 1 course is an introductory course, designed to give successful candidates the skills necessary to begin their role as a new instructor in the industry. Beginner teaching methods, understanding of basic snowboard technique, as well as lesson planning and effective communication skills will be addressed.

Candidates will receive coaching on their snowboarding, as well as feedback on their teaching skills, with the goal of reaching the Level 1 standard in both of these areas. They will also receive suggestions and strategies for long-term development. The successful candidate is certified to teach beginner snowboarders up to the Novice Turn level.

The Level 1 certification is a pre-requisite for the CASI Level 2 Instructor certification, as well as the Park Instructor course.

What is included?

• 3 days of CASI Level 1 course, including:
  • An introduction to CASI riding and teaching methodology
  • Strategies to develop snowboarders from entry level to intermediate
  • Techniques and strategies for effective assessment and development
  • Personal feedback on riding performance
  • Interactive preparatory Online Module to be completed during the Course, or in advance if desired
  • Exam fees
  • Upon successful completion of a Level 1 CASI Program, you become a Member of the CASI and are billed annually for Membership Fees by the National Office

Level 1 Course Guide

What is not included?

• Meals
• Accommodation
• Lift ticket
• Gear & equipment

COURSE LOCATION

Course location is in Tsugaike Kogen Ski Resort.
We will be meeting at 8:30AM at the base of the Tsugaike gondola.
*Location might change due to varied condition, please check detail in confirmation email or final announcement.

How to get to Evergreen Alpine Academy.

Am I Ready?

The Level 1 Instructor standards require you to pass both riding and teaching evaluations. To prepare for success, candidates should enjoy working with people, love snowboarding, and be curious about how people learn. Answer Yes or No to the following questions to evaluate your readiness for the Level 1 Instructor Course:

• Are you a confident intermediate-level rider who can consistently link turns with control on a variety of blue and green slopes?
• Do you enjoy helping others learn and improve?
• Do you understand that the Level 1 course is a three-day, ongoing assessment?
• Are you comfortable speaking in front of a small group and giving basic explanations?
• Have you reviewed the Level 1 Course Guide?
• Have you spent time observing beginner lessons or assisting in a teaching setting?
• Have you had a lesson or received feedback from a current CASI Level 1 Evaluator? Not mandatory, but can be helpful.

*If you answered “Yes” to most or all of these, you’re likely ready to benefit fully from the Level 1 Instructor Course.

Pre-requisites
*15 years of age on the first day of the course
*Fluent in the language of the course you registered for
*Demonstrates comfortable and safe riding skills on intermediate terrain

Description
The CASI Level 1 Snowboard Instructor certification course is open to strong intermediate snowboarders, aged 15 years and older. Candidates on the Level 1 Course will spend time exploring snowboarding technique and teaching methods across a variety of venues, both on-snow (up to and including intermediate terrain) and during indoor presentations.

The CASI Level 1 course is an introductory course, designed to give successful candidates the skills necessary to begin their role as a new instructor in the industry. Beginner teaching methods, understanding of basic snowboard technique, as well as lesson planning and effective communication skills will be addressed.

Candidates will receive coaching on their snowboarding, as well as feedback on their teaching skills, with the goal of reaching the Level 1 standard in both of these areas. They will also receive suggestions and strategies for long-term development. The successful candidate is certified to teach beginner snowboarders up to the Novice Turn level.

The Level 1 certification is a pre-requisite for the CASI Level 2 Instructor certification, as well as the Park Instructor course.

What is included?

• 3 days of CASI Level 1 course, including:
  • An introduction to CASI riding and teaching methodology
  • Strategies to develop snowboarders from entry level to intermediate
  • Techniques and strategies for effective assessment and development
  • Personal feedback on riding performance
  • Interactive preparatory Online Module to be completed during the Course, or in advance if desired
  • Exam fees
  • Upon successful completion of a Level 1 CASI Program, you become a Member of the CASI and are billed annually for Membership Fees by the National Office

Level 1 Course Guide

What is not included?

• Meals
• Accommodation
• Lift ticket
• Gear & equipment

COURSE LOCATION

Course location is in Tsugaike Kogen Ski Resort.
We will be meeting at 8:30AM at the base of the Tsugaike gondola.
*Location might change due to varied condition, please check detail in confirmation email or final announcement.

How to get to Evergreen Alpine Academy.

Am I Ready?

The Level 1 Instructor standards require you to pass both riding and teaching evaluations. To prepare for success, candidates should enjoy working with people, love snowboarding, and be curious about how people learn. Answer Yes or No to the following questions to evaluate your readiness for the Level 1 Instructor Course:

• Are you a confident intermediate-level rider who can consistently link turns with control on a variety of blue and green slopes?
• Do you enjoy helping others learn and improve?
• Do you understand that the Level 1 course is a three-day, ongoing assessment?
• Are you comfortable speaking in front of a small group and giving basic explanations?
• Have you reviewed the Level 1 Course Guide?
• Have you spent time observing beginner lessons or assisting in a teaching setting?
• Have you had a lesson or received feedback from a current CASI Level 1 Evaluator? Not mandatory, but can be helpful.

*If you answered “Yes” to most or all of these, you’re likely ready to benefit fully from the Level 1 Instructor Course.

Pre-requisites
*15 years of age on the first day of the course
*Fluent in the language of the course you registered for
*Demonstrates comfortable and safe riding skills on intermediate terrain

Description
The CASI Level 1 Snowboard Instructor certification course is open to strong intermediate snowboarders, aged 15 years and older. Candidates on the Level 1 Course will spend time exploring snowboarding technique and teaching methods across a variety of venues, both on-snow (up to and including intermediate terrain) and during indoor presentations.

The CASI Level 1 course is an introductory course, designed to give successful candidates the skills necessary to begin their role as a new instructor in the industry. Beginner teaching methods, understanding of basic snowboard technique, as well as lesson planning and effective communication skills will be addressed.

Candidates will receive coaching on their snowboarding, as well as feedback on their teaching skills, with the goal of reaching the Level 1 standard in both of these areas. They will also receive suggestions and strategies for long-term development. The successful candidate is certified to teach beginner snowboarders up to the Novice Turn level.

The Level 1 certification is a pre-requisite for the CASI Level 2 Instructor certification, as well as the Park Instructor course.

What is included?

• 3 days of CASI Level 1 course, including:
  • An introduction to CASI riding and teaching methodology
  • Strategies to develop snowboarders from entry level to intermediate
  • Techniques and strategies for effective assessment and development
  • Personal feedback on riding performance
  • Interactive preparatory Online Module to be completed during the Course, or in advance if desired
  • Exam fees
  • Upon successful completion of a Level 1 CASI Program, you become a Member of the CASI and are billed annually for Membership Fees by the National Office

Level 1 Course Guide

What is not included?

• Meals
• Accommodation
• Lift ticket
• Gear & equipment

COURSE LOCATION

Course location is in Tsugaike Kogan Ski Resort
We will be meeting at 8:30AM at the base of the Tsugaike gondola.

*Location might change due to varied condition, please check detail in confirmation email or final announcement.

How to get to Evergreen Alpine Academy.

Am I Ready?

The Level 2 Instructor standards require you to pass both riding and teaching evaluations. To help set yourself up for success, candidates should have a strong foundation of teaching experience and a commitment to refining both their riding and instructional skills. Answer Yes or No to the following questions to evaluate your readiness for the Level 2 Instructor Course:

• Are you a certified Level 1 Instructor with substantial teaching experience (40-60 hours)?
• Have you spent time working as an instructor working with a range of students, including those progressing from beginner to intermediate?
• Have you had the opportunity to practice group management, analysis, and communication skills in real lesson settings?
• Are you familiar with the Level 2 course standards expectations for both riding and teaching?
• Are you committed to developing a deeper understanding of intermediate skill progression and teaching methodology?
• Have you attended a training session or private lesson with a CASI Level 2 Evaluator for feedback on your technical riding? Not mandatory, but can be helpful.

*If you answered “Yes” to all of these, you’re likely ready to benefit fully from the Level 2 Instructor Course.

Pre-requisites
*Current CASI Level 1 Instructor
*16 years of age on the first day of the course
*Fluent in the language of the course you registered for
*Able to ride on advanced terrain including un-groomed slopes, and carve controlled turns on intermediate terrain

Description
The CASI Level 2 Instructor certification is for any snowboarder that has passed the Level 1 certification, and has an interest in teaching more experienced snowboarders. CASI recommends that Level 2 candidates have prior experience teaching snowboarding in a snow school setting (approximately 45 hours) before attempting the Level 2 certification. This is not a mandatory requirement, and all Level 1 members are welcomed on the course, however, it is recommended in order to help ensure success at the Level 2 evaluations.

The goal of the Level 2 course is to develop a skills-based teaching approach for intermediate and advanced snowboarding, as well as an understanding of CASI technique and methodology, and the role of snowboard teaching within the industry. It combines practical snowboard teaching methods, technical understanding and development, as well as development of guest interaction and technical analysis skills.

Candidates will receive coaching on their riding and teaching skills, with the goal of reaching the Level 2 standard in both areas. They will also receive suggestions and strategies for long-term development. The successful candidate is certified to teach snowboarders up to the Advanced Sliding Turn and Intermediate Carving level.

Level 2 is a prerequisite for the Level 3 certification.

Level 2 Course Guide

What is not included?

• Meals
• Accommodation
• Lift ticket
• Gear & equipment

COURSE LOCATION

Course location is in Iwatake Ski Resort
We will be meeting at 8:30AM at the base of the Iwatake gondola. *Location might change due to varied condition, please check detail in confirmation email or final announcement.

How to get to Evergreen Alpine Academy.

Am I Ready?

The Level 2 Instructor standards require you to pass both riding and teaching evaluations. To help set yourself up for success, candidates should have a strong foundation of teaching experience and a commitment to refining both their riding and instructional skills. Answer Yes or No to the following questions to evaluate your readiness for the Level 2 Instructor Course:

• Are you a certified Level 1 Instructor with substantial teaching experience (40-60 hours)?
• Have you spent time working as an instructor working with a range of students, including those progressing from beginner to intermediate?
• Have you had the opportunity to practice group management, analysis, and communication skills in real lesson settings?
• Are you familiar with the Level 2 course standards expectations for both riding and teaching?
• Are you committed to developing a deeper understanding of intermediate skill progression and teaching methodology?
• Have you attended a training session or private lesson with a CASI Level 2 Evaluator for feedback on your technical riding? Not mandatory, but can be helpful.

*If you answered “Yes” to all of these, you’re likely ready to benefit fully from the Level 2 Instructor Course.

Pre-requisites
*Current CASI Level 1 Instructor
*16 years of age on the first day of the course
*Fluent in the language of the course you registered for
*Able to ride on advanced terrain including un-groomed slopes, and carve controlled turns on intermediate terrain

Description
The CASI Level 2 Instructor certification is for any snowboarder that has passed the Level 1 certification, and has an interest in teaching more experienced snowboarders. CASI recommends that Level 2 candidates have prior experience teaching snowboarding in a snow school setting (approximately 45 hours) before attempting the Level 2 certification. This is not a mandatory requirement, and all Level 1 members are welcomed on the course, however, it is recommended in order to help ensure success at the Level 2 evaluations.

The goal of the Level 2 course is to develop a skills-based teaching approach for intermediate and advanced snowboarding, as well as an understanding of CASI technique and methodology, and the role of snowboard teaching within the industry. It combines practical snowboard teaching methods, technical understanding and development, as well as development of guest interaction and technical analysis skills.

Candidates will receive coaching on their riding and teaching skills, with the goal of reaching the Level 2 standard in both areas. They will also receive suggestions and strategies for long-term development. The successful candidate is certified to teach snowboarders up to the Advanced Sliding Turn and Intermediate Carving level.

Level 2 is a prerequisite for the Level 3 certification.

Level 2 Course Guide

What is not included?

• Meals
• Accommodation
• Lift ticket
• Gear & equipment

COURSE LOCATION

Course location is at Happo-one Ski Resort
We will be meeting at 8:30AM at Evergreen Outdoor Center, in Kokusai Course. 
*Location might change due to varied condition, please check detail in confirmation email or final announcement

How to get to Evergreen Alpine Academy.

Am I Ready?

INSTRUCTOR TRAINING MODULE
To prepare for success, candidates should love to teach, and have an interest in learning to train fellow instructors. Answer Yes or No to the following questions to evaluate your readiness for the Level 3 Instructor Training Module:

• Are you a Level 2 Instructor with solid teaching experience and a strong interest in instructor development?
• Are you ready to begin your Level 3 journey with targeted coaching and support?
• Have you taught a variety of riders (beginner to intermediate) in different lesson situations?
• Have you reviewed CASI Level 1 and 2 materials and teaching methods?
• Do you use peer feedback to refine your teaching skills?
• Have you received feedback or mentorship from a CASI Level 3 Instructor or Evaluator? – Not mandatory, but can be helpful.

*If you answered “Yes” to all of these, you’re likely ready to benefit fully from the Instructor Training Module.

TEACHING MODULE
To prepare for success in the Teaching Module, candidates should be confident, experienced instructors with strong lesson delivery and communication skills. Answer Yes or No to the following questions to evaluate your readiness for the Level 3 Teaching Module:

• Are you a certified Level 2 Instructor and Park 1 Instructor with experience teaching advanced riders in a variety of terrain?
• Do you have a solid understanding of teaching methodology, including goal-setting, lesson progression, and feedback techniques?
• Have you reviewed the CASI Level 3 Teaching Standards and understand what is expected?
• Are you comfortable teaching in different terrain environments, including groomed, un-groomed, and freestyle settings?
• Have you observed or practiced delivering advanced-level lessons and received peer or mentor feedback?
• Have you participated in training sessions or received feedback from a CASI Level 3 Evaluator? (Not mandatory, but strongly recommended.)

If you answered “Yes” to most or all of these questions, you’re likely ready to benefit fully from the Level 3 Teaching Module.

RIDING MODULE
To prepare for success in the Riding Module, candidates should be confident, adaptable riders who are comfortable performing advanced technical maneuvers in varied terrain and snow conditions. Answer Yes or No to the following questions to evaluate your readiness for the Level 3 Riding Module:

• Are you a certified Level 2 Instructor and Park 1 instructor with strong, consistent riding skills in all-mountain advanced terrain including black runs, tree runs and small parks?
• Do you ride regularly and maintain a good level of physical conditioning?
• Have you reviewed the CASI Level 3 Riding Standards and understand what is expected? 
• Have you spent time riding in varied technical terrain such as parks, steeps, bumps, and variable snow conditions?
• Have you used video or peer feedback to refine your own technical performance?
• Have you participated in training sessions or received feedback from a CASI Level 3 Evaluator? (Not mandatory, but strongly recommended.)

*If you answered “Yes” to most or all of these questions, you’re likely ready to benefit fully from the Level 3 Riding Module.

Pre-requisites
*Level 2 Instructor (candidates may access Instructor Training module only)
*Park Instructor 1 (is required prior to attending Teaching and Riding Modules)
*Fluent in the language of the course you registered for
*Comfortable on all types of terrain, including basic freestyle/snowboard park terrain

Description

The CASI Level 3 Instructor Certification is designed for advanced snowboard instructors who are ready to take the next step in developing high-level teaching and coaching skills. This program emphasizes advanced teaching methodologies, technical riding development, performance analysis, and session planning strategies.

The Level 3 certification pathway is delivered in a modular training format. Candidates will leave each module with clear feedback regarding performance and potential. Each module is 2 days (12 hours) in length. The Instructor training module includes an on-going assessment. A 1-day exam per component is also required for both the Teaching and Riding components. Candidates are encouraged to allow time for training and development time following the training portion.The modules can be completed in any order provided the prerequisites are met.

To achieve the Level 3 certification, candidates must complete all 3 modules and succeed in all evaluations associated. Level 3 modules can be completed in any order. Park 1 is a prerequisite for the Teaching and Riding Modules.

Level 3 is a prerequisite for the Level 4 certification.

Level 3 Course Guide - Instructor Training Module 

Level 3 Course Guide - Riding Module 

Level 3 Course Guide - Teaching Module

What is not included?

• Meals
• Accommodation
• Lift ticket
• Gear & equipment

COURSE LOCATION

Course location is in Tsugaike Kogan Ski Resort
We will be meeting at 8:30AM outside of the ticket office.
*Location might change due to varied condition, please check detail in confirmation email or final announcement.

How to get to Evergreen Alpine Academy.

COURSE LOCATION

Course location is in Tsugaike Kogen Ski Resort.
We will be meeting at 8:30AM everyday during course period.
*Location might change due to varied condition, please check detail in confirmation email or final announcement.

How to get to Evergreen Alpine Academy.

COURSE LOCATION

Course location is in Tsugaike Kogen Ski Resort.
We will be meeting at 8:30AM at the base of the Tsugaike gondola.
*Location might change due to varied condition, please check detail in confirmation email or final announcement.

How to get to Evergreen Alpine Academy.

Am I Ready?

The Level 1 Instructor standards require you to pass both riding and teaching evaluations. To prepare for success, candidates should enjoy working with people, love snowboarding, and be curious about how people learn. Answer Yes or No to the following questions to evaluate your readiness for the Level 1 Instructor Course:

• Are you a confident intermediate-level rider who can consistently link turns with control on a variety of blue and green slopes?
• Do you enjoy helping others learn and improve?
• Do you understand that the Level 1 course is a three-day, ongoing assessment?
• Are you comfortable speaking in front of a small group and giving basic explanations?
• Have you reviewed the Level 1 Course Guide?
• Have you spent time observing beginner lessons or assisting in a teaching setting?
• Have you had a lesson or received feedback from a current CASI Level 1 Evaluator? Not mandatory, but can be helpful.

*If you answered “Yes” to most or all of these, you’re likely ready to benefit fully from the Level 1 Instructor Course.

Pre-requisites
*15 years of age on the first day of the course
*Fluent in the language of the course you registered for
*Demonstrates comfortable and safe riding skills on intermediate terrain

Description
The CASI Level 1 Snowboard Instructor certification course is open to strong intermediate snowboarders, aged 15 years and older. Candidates on the Level 1 Course will spend time exploring snowboarding technique and teaching methods across a variety of venues, both on-snow (up to and including intermediate terrain) and during indoor presentations.

The CASI Level 1 course is an introductory course, designed to give successful candidates the skills necessary to begin their role as a new instructor in the industry. Beginner teaching methods, understanding of basic snowboard technique, as well as lesson planning and effective communication skills will be addressed.

Candidates will receive coaching on their snowboarding, as well as feedback on their teaching skills, with the goal of reaching the Level 1 standard in both of these areas. They will also receive suggestions and strategies for long-term development. The successful candidate is certified to teach beginner snowboarders up to the Novice Turn level.

The Level 1 certification is a pre-requisite for the CASI Level 2 Instructor certification, as well as the Park Instructor course.

What is included?

• 3 days of CASI Level 1 course, including:
  • An introduction to CASI riding and teaching methodology
  • Strategies to develop snowboarders from entry level to intermediate
  • Techniques and strategies for effective assessment and development
  • Personal feedback on riding performance
  • Interactive preparatory Online Module to be completed during the Course, or in advance if desired
  • Exam fees
  • Upon successful completion of a Level 1 CASI Program, you become a Member of the CASI and are billed annually for Membership Fees by the National Office

Level 1 Course Guide

What is not included?

• Meals
• Accommodation
• Lift ticket
• Gear & equipment

COURSE LOCATION

Course location is in Tsugaike Kogen Ski Resort.
We will be meeting at 8:30AM at the base of the Tsugaike gondola.
*Location might change due to varied condition, please check detail in confirmation email or final announcement.

How to get to Evergreen Alpine Academy.

Am I Ready?

The Level 2 Instructor standards require you to pass both riding and teaching evaluations. To help set yourself up for success, candidates should have a strong foundation of teaching experience and a commitment to refining both their riding and instructional skills. Answer Yes or No to the following questions to evaluate your readiness for the Level 2 Instructor Course:

• Are you a certified Level 1 Instructor with substantial teaching experience (40-60 hours)?
• Have you spent time working as an instructor working with a range of students, including those progressing from beginner to intermediate?
• Have you had the opportunity to practice group management, analysis, and communication skills in real lesson settings?
• Are you familiar with the Level 2 course standards expectations for both riding and teaching?
• Are you committed to developing a deeper understanding of intermediate skill progression and teaching methodology?
• Have you attended a training session or private lesson with a CASI Level 2 Evaluator for feedback on your technical riding? Not mandatory, but can be helpful.

*If you answered “Yes” to all of these, you’re likely ready to benefit fully from the Level 2 Instructor Course.

Pre-requisites
*Current CASI Level 1 Instructor
*16 years of age on the first day of the course
*Fluent in the language of the course you registered for
*Able to ride on advanced terrain including un-groomed slopes, and carve controlled turns on intermediate terrain

Description
The CASI Level 2 Instructor certification is for any snowboarder that has passed the Level 1 certification, and has an interest in teaching more experienced snowboarders. CASI recommends that Level 2 candidates have prior experience teaching snowboarding in a snow school setting (approximately 45 hours) before attempting the Level 2 certification. This is not a mandatory requirement, and all Level 1 members are welcomed on the course, however, it is recommended in order to help ensure success at the Level 2 evaluations.

The goal of the Level 2 course is to develop a skills-based teaching approach for intermediate and advanced snowboarding, as well as an understanding of CASI technique and methodology, and the role of snowboard teaching within the industry. It combines practical snowboard teaching methods, technical understanding and development, as well as development of guest interaction and technical analysis skills.

Candidates will receive coaching on their riding and teaching skills, with the goal of reaching the Level 2 standard in both areas. They will also receive suggestions and strategies for long-term development. The successful candidate is certified to teach snowboarders up to the Advanced Sliding Turn and Intermediate Carving level.

Level 2 is a prerequisite for the Level 3 certification.

Level 2 Course Guide

What is not included?

• Meals
• Accommodation
• Lift ticket
• Gear & equipment

COURSE LOCATION

Course location is in Tsugaike Kogen Ski Resort, Happo-one Ski Resort, Iwatake Ski Resort or Cortina Ski Resort.

We will be meeting at 8:30AM at the meeting point. Please refer to How to get to Evergreen Alpine Academy.