Returning Instructors - we are stoked to have you come back to share your skills in helping people develop their snowsports abilities! If you were with us last year, you know the process, we use this system to collect all the "work stuff" needed to get you set up to for the season.
We look forward to talking with you soon about your schedule as we prepare for another amazing winter season!
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The Ski Instructor will be responsible for a guest lesson experience, including but not limited to, welcoming people at the meeting place, guiding the learning experience, highlighting the student successes throughout the lesson and inviting them back as the lesson is completing. After attending free apprenticeship training, follow program and lesson content guidelines, own the snow sports school’s safety culture, meet or exceed the guest expectation and support the Snow Sports School objectives. Essential focus will be to provide a friendly, fun, safe, caring and compassionate guest experience, time and time again.
Core Responsibility for the Snow Sports School Instructor:
- Support Team Work– By working effectively with fellow staff and leaders, by engaging schedule commitments, being on time, being pro-active in helping during meeting place activity and being willing to support the program offerings to help the school meet demand on peak and off peak dates.
- Pursue Professional Development– Take advantage of in-house apprenticeship instructor training and association based training and credentials, whether it is with PSIA. AASI, USSA or USASA. Improve capability and commitment to enhance guest satisfaction and drive retention and loyalty is desired.
- Guest Experience - Provide all guests with a caring and inspirational guided snow sport experience.
- Safety– Adhere and adopt our safety culture to achieve zero employee and guest incidents per season.
Want to work in a beautiful location with a super fun crew? How does after-work slope shredding sound? Well if you like the idea of working in a beautiful backdrop of snowy mountains, skiing for free, and working in a super fun environment, the Summit at Snoqualmie may be the right spot for you!
The Ski Instructor will be responsible for a guest lesson experience, including but not limited to, welcoming people at the meeting place, guiding the learning experience, highlighting the student successes throughout the lesson and inviting them back as the lesson is completing. After attending free apprenticeship training, follow program and lesson content guidelines, own the snow sports school’s safety culture, meet or exceed the guest expectation and support the Snow Sports School objectives. Essential focus will be to provide a friendly, fun, safe, caring and compassionate guest experience, time and time again.
Core Responsibility for the Snow Sports School Instructor:
- Support Team Work– By working effectively with fellow staff and leaders, by engaging schedule commitments, being on time, being pro-active in helping during meeting place activity and being willing to support the program offerings to help the school meet demand on peak and off peak dates.
- Pursue Professional Development– Take advantage of in-house apprenticeship instructor training and association based training and credentials, whether it is with PSIA. AASI, USSA or USASA. Improve capability and commitment to enhance guest satisfaction and drive retention and loyalty is desired.
- Guest Experience - Provide all guests with a caring and inspirational guided snow sport experience.
- Safety– Adhere and adopt our safety culture to achieve zero employee and guest incidents per season.
Want to work in a beautiful location with a super fun crew? How does after-work slope shredding sound? Well if you like the idea of working in a beautiful backdrop of snowy mountains, skiing for free, and working in a super fun environment, the Summit at Snoqualmie may be the right spot for you!
The Snowboard Instructor will be responsible for a guest lesson experience, including but not limited to, welcoming people at the meeting place, guiding the learning experience, highlighting the student successes throughout the lesson and inviting them back as the lesson is completing. After attending free apprenticeship training, follow program and lesson content guidelines, own the snow sports school’s safety culture, meet or exceed the guest expectation and support the Snow Sports School objectives. Essential focus will be to provide a friendly, fun, safe, caring and compassionate guest experience, time and time again.
Core Responsibility for the Snow Sports School Instructor:
- Support Team Work– By working effectively with fellow staff and leaders, by engaging schedule commitments, being on time, being pro-active in helping during meeting place activity and being willing to support the program offerings to help the school meet demand on peak and off peak dates.
- Pursue Professional Development– Take advantage of in-house apprenticeship instructor training and association based training and credentials, whether it is with PSIA. AASI, USSA or USASA. Improve capability and commitment to enhance guest satisfaction and drive retention and loyalty is desired.
- Guest Experience - Provide all guests with a caring and inspirational guided snow sport experience.
- Safety– Adhere and adopt our safety culture to achieve zero employee and guest incidents per season.