Full-day children’s ski course for advanced skiers

You can. You want to. You will :) become a ski instructor ;)

Can your child already brake and turn confidently and independently? Then they can take their skills to the next level with our full-day course. Whether it’s Green, Blue, Red or Black, our ski instructors will meet every child exactly where they are.

Is your child still just starting out? Then you’ll find the right option in our full-day course for beginners. From Red level onwards, we also offer a half-day course if a full day doesn’t fit in with your schedule.

A skiing instructor, dressed in red with a helmet, demonstrates skiing techniques to a group of young learners in colorful ski gear on a snowy slope. Snow-covered mountains are visible in the background under a clear blue sky.
A group of four skiers, including children, is positioned on a snowy slope. They wear brightly colored ski gear and helmets while looking out at a scenic view of snow-capped mountains under a clear blue sky.

Who is this course suitable for?

The full-day course for advanced riders is aimed at children who can already brake and corner confidently.

  • Green and Blue levels: only available as a full-day course, for targeted training
  • Red and Black levels / New Generation: available as full-day or half-day courses

When deciding which course to start with, your child’s age, experience and ability are the most important factors.

Course times & organisation

Well organised. Clearly structured.

  • Course days: Sunday to Thursday
  • Lessons: 10.30 am–12.30 pm & 2.00 pm–4.00 pm
  • Half-day or full-day courses depending on age and level
  • Online booking recommended – limited places during school holidays
Our tip:

It’s worth booking early – and it ensures you get your preferred seat.

This is how the allocation works

When you register at the ski school office or directly online, your child will be placed in an initial group. The following details will help us with this:

  • your child’s age
  • your honest assessment of their ability
  • a ski school pass from last year, if available

On the first day, the more advanced children will head straight out onto the slopes. This allows our ski instructors to divide the group into even smaller groups. If the grouping isn’t quite right yet, your child will simply move to the appropriate group.

Our proficiency levels for optimal progress

For children aged 5 and over who have completed 1 to 2 weeks of lessons. Your child can already brake and negotiate bends independently, but is still sticking to blue runs and skiing at a fairly slow pace.

Course location: From the Startbahn and the surrounding blue and red runs in the Kühtai ski area.
Course content
  • Consolidate ploughing techniques
  • Group exploration of the ski resort
  • Using poles
  • Parallel skiing on long turns
  • Having fun on skis and in the snow

For children aged 6 and over, after 3 weeks of lessons or upon completion of Level Green. Your child will be able to brake and turn independently and will be making their first attempts at carving.

Course location: Blue runs in the Kühtai ski resort
Course content
  • Pole use, carving, slalom, jumps
  • Dealing with hazards and obstacles
  • Skiing safely on red runs
  • First attempts at carving for children
  • Fun park

For children who can ski independently on red runs throughout the ski resort. This course can be booked as a full-day or half-day session.

Course location: Red runs in the Kühtai ski resort
Course content
  • Parallel skiing, variation, perfection
  • Pole use, race carving, tight turns
  • Freeride, freestyle, mogul runs
  • Race-oriented skiing

For children aged 10 and over who have completed the Red level. This course is for anyone who wants to take their technique to the next level or who prefers to focus on freeride, freestyle and the fun park.

Course location: the black run and the entire Kühtai ski area
Course content
  • Freeride, slopestyle, deep snow, race carving
  • Off-piste, steep slopes, ski cross
  • Technical training and racing training
  • Avalanche transceiver basics, bumps and jumps

Safety & Quality

“Safety & Happiness for Kids” – our promise

Our specially developed learning system, clear procedures and high safety standards ensure that children learn to ski safely, happily and with enjoyment.

Weekly programme & highlights

  • Technical challenges and practice courses
  • Fun races with timekeeping, without any pressure to perform
  • Freestyle and fun park sessions
  • Weekly children’s ski race with a prize-giving ceremony for everyone
  • A photo album as a lasting memento

FAQ – Frequently asked questions about group classes

At what level is it worth opting for full-day schooling?

From Green level onwards, full-day training yields the greatest learning progress. For Green and Blue levels, it is even a prerequisite, as this is the only way to ensure targeted training.

No problem. At each meeting point, there’ll be a ski instructor on hand for the relevant colour group. If the level isn’t quite right yet, your child can simply move to the appropriate group.

For teenagers, it’s age that counts most, rather than skiing ability. If there’s no suitable children’s group, we recommend adult lessons.

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