Salut! Ca va?
Bon, je cherche travaille est je pense avec ESF! MAIS… maintenant je voudrait demande vous une specific question. Pour ESF et snowboard-moniteur je cherche maintenant une autre ecole/institute aussi. ‹ BASI › dans L’Allemagne OU ‹ ANWARTER › dans Austria. Tu connais peut etre ESF preferé pour ESF??? MERCI BIEN!
GOLDMEMBER
Excuse moi mais…
AU SECOURS!
Pouvez-vous m’aider??? SVP.
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Désespéré je suis…
Pour l’ESF check donc avec JP ( l’boiteux… il en est je crois ,so u can post a Personnal Message PM to him guy,I think that it will be able to help you
Il y a aussi l’ESI en France et puis plein de snow-school!! Mais bon,en france le monitorat de snow n’éxiste pas donc mieux vaut se tourner vers des école particuliére!
« Il y a aussi l’ESI en France et puis plein de snow-school!! Mais bon,en france le monitorat de snow n’éxiste pas donc mieux vaut se tourner vers des école particuliére! »
En Anglais svp. Merci bien!
I would like to become a snowboardteacher and teach for all off those outthere who want to learn and to ride snowboard descent and good.
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je cherche pour OU BASI (www.basi.org.uk) OU snowsportsacademy (www.snowsports-academy.at) pour ESF. Je parle pas bien Francais maintenant et ici pour ESF (je pense) (…)
stupide huh?!?
In France you have ESF (French School Skiing) and ESI (Internationnal School Skiing) but in France you can’t teach snowboarding in ESF or ESI,i think…It’s little bit complicated!
If you would like become instructor,you must have the skiing certificate. You know?
But he exist private school where do you teach the snow.
It’s clear?
Putain jparle anglais comme mon cul moi… :s
Je comprend maintenant et merci beaucoup! MAIS… QUELLE (private) school accepte BASI pour example OU ANWARTER DIPLOM (tu comprend ensemble cest plus cher pour moi et dificle aussi) Je voudrait BASI!
I think,many school accept this certificate. Look on resort’s website and i think you can find link of Snow-School and you can mail her for ask.
Also… with BASI I need to have/find/search a school which allows me to do 70hrs of work (and that can be any type of work) at a ski-school and as you guys (and women) perhaps have connections YOU ALL can help me with finding the ski-school to work at for 70hrs in total and let me proceed to do INSTRUCTOR course:
http://www.basi.org.uk/courses/snowb_instr.asp
Trainee Instructor Course
To apply for a Trainee Snowboard Instructor course students must:
Be able to ride confidently on red runs, linking rhythmical small radius turns close to the fall line at a steady pace.
Be able to ride black runs confidently in control.
Have at least 16 weeks experience of riding on snow and probably more.
This is a 5 day on-snow foundation Course for all subsequent training and certification. This course will be open to snowboarders who have reached a technical level as described in the guidelines set out above. The object of the course is to familiarise students with the Association and to prepare them for further learning. It is an opportunity for people to find out what snowboard teaching involves and the type of development they will require before attending the Snowboard Instructor Training Course. Thus students will then attend the Snowboard Instructor Training Course with a considerable understanding of:
The technical elements of snowboarding
The Central Theme
The Principles of Teaching
BASI
On completion of the Trainee Instructor Course, students are individually debriefed and advised on the best way forward and when to present themselves for the Snowboard Instructor Training Course. Students may be required to repeat the Course.
Note: In special cases it is possible to obtain exemption from the Trainee Instructor Course. Students who hold the ASBI or a similar snowboard on snow teaching qualification may apply for exemption.
NB: From November 2003 students will have a minimum of 70 hours of practical ski school experience with a BASI recognised Snowsports school before attending a BASI Instructor Training course.
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"the ‹ épreuve d’aptitude technique compensatoire › (European Speed Test). "
Ca cest qua??? ‹ épreuve d’aptitude technique compensatoire ›???
FRANCE
Qualification
At present the French authorities only recognise Alpine qualifications, other disciplines being treated as offshoots. To work in France a UK instructor must comply with one of the following:
Be part of the ESF system with a ski school holding the Centre de Formation status (training status), as a ‹ stagiaire › (trainee). This involves passing the Test Technique, a timed Giant Slalom, organised by the DDJS (local département authority), at which the candidate must achieve a specified time.
After obtaining the Test Technique and a First aid Certificate, the candidate enters the Préformation, a 2-week residential course, again run by the DDJS. After this, the candidate becomes a ‹ stagiaire › and can work for an approved ski school.
Or, hold the BASI Ski Teacher ISIA qualification and work as a ‹ stagiaire › with an approved ski school. Having entered the stagiaire system, the Ski Teacher has a 3-year period to complete the BASI ISTD (including the European Speed Test).
Or, hold the BASI Ski Teacher ISIA qualification and have passed the ‹ épreuve d’aptitude technique compensatoire › (European Speed Test).
Work Permit
As France is a member of the EU, work permits are not required.
Other Requirements
Only instructors qualified at BASI ISTD level can work independently and take their own clients on to the hill.
Not any 1 person overhere can help us and guide us???
…so I guess not…
je pense pas!