| Alpine Level I On-Snow Exam - (Private Event - Boyne Highlands) | Back to Calendar |
Date: Tuesday, January 31, 2023 from 9 am - 4 pm ET
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Event Type: Certification Exam
Location: Boyne Highlands (Meeting locations will be sent out closer to the event by the clinic leader.)
Please arrive 15 mintues before the start of the event.
Host Division: Central
Registration Information:
- Cost: $144.00
- CEUs: 6
Prerequisites: Current PSIA-AASI Membership, Alpine Level 1 E-Learning Course, Level I Virtual Module (Online) -Register for the event on the PSIA-C Calendar. https://psia-c.org/events-calendar
Registration Deadline: Tuesday, January 24, 2023, 11:59 pm ET
Online Registration: CLOSED
Course Description:
The In-House Alpine Level I On-Snow Exam will consist of one six-hour day (Or two 4 hour sessions).
Candidates must be current PSIA-AASI members to register for this event.
All participants must complete the Alpine Level I E-Learning Course before registering for the On-Snow Exam.
The Online Level I Virtual Module must be completed before attending the on-snow exam. (This may be achieved with the school)
Find more information about the Alpine Level I Certification Pathway.
An Education Staff Member will evaluate the candidate's skiing, teaching, and technical skills against PSIA Level 1 National Standards. Candidates will be given teaching assignments related to the beginner zone. The assignments, and the order of presentation, may be handed out in several ways: randomly, with candidates determining their order, on paper/selected with a specific order pre-determined, or by other means. Skiing skills: free runs, the performance of at least four Skiing Benchmarks, and situational skiing (including teaching demos and skiing during peers' teaching segments) will be evaluated. Candidates are allotted approximately (typically) 20 minutes for teaching demos, the exact time to be determined by your group leader.
Feedback: The candidate will receive a written evaluation at the end of the event. Scoring and feedback require thought and time from the examiners. Please be patient and understand they are working as efficiently as possible.
Further information on preparing for the Alpine Level I Certification Pathway can be found on the Alpine Education & Certification Page.
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