Ski/Snowboard Instructor

CMR OPS

139d • Onsite

About The Position

Position Summary: Provide group and individual Instruction when needed. Assist other departments when needed. Be a good will ambassador on and off the hill and should conduct his/her person accordingly. He/She will maintain a professional attitude and appearance to reflect 49° North Mountain Resort and the Ski and Snowboard School in a positive and professional manner.

Job Relationship:
Respond To: Guests, Alpine/Snowboard Supervisor(s), Discovery Club Supervisor, Director, Assistant Director
Employees Supervised: Candidate Instructor
Inter-Relationship: Work closely with Candidate Instructor, Supervisor and Assistant Director to better serve our guests.
Duties and Responsibilities:
Provide customer with any information that will help insure their safe participation in skiing/riding at 49° North.
Teach lessons and/or lead clinic groups on assigned days or upon request by supervisors.
Maintain thorough knowledge of current trends in ATS/STS, teaching/learning principles, equipment understanding, and methods for education in skillful, safe and fun skiing/riding.
Promote 49° North Mountain Resort and safe skiing/riding.
Assist the Ski Patrol in rescue operations in the event of avalanche, lost skiers, chair lift failure, and ski accidents when requested.
Assist in run grooming, ie. ski/boot packing, clearing of windfall, teaching area set up and take down, etc.
Maintain cleanliness/care of snowsports school facilities, resort property, and company equipment.
Be able to describe runs by name and give directions to their locations.
Maintain up to date and accurate lesson records and other information as needed.
Additional duties may be assigned.
Values Implementation:
Always responds to guests’ needs
Seeks ways to improve guest service
Take pride in knowing that 49 North is a quality ski resort -- The most affordable, friendly, family ski area in the region.
Desire to promote 49° North and the snowsports industry.
THE ABOVE STATEMENTS ARE INTENDED TO DESCRIBE THE GENERAL NATURE OF THE WORK BEING PERFORMED. THEY ARE NOT INTENDED TO BE CONSTRUED AS AN EXHAUSTIVE LIST OF ALL RESPONSIBILITIES, DUTIES AND SKILLS REQUIRED OF PERSONNEL SO CLASSIFIED.

Requirements

• Certification: Prior teaching experience at 49° North or other ski area, or successful completion of new hire clinics. Attendance of 49° North Ski and Snowboard School pre-season hiring clinics.
• Experience: Possess good verbal communications skills, possess skiing ability of advanced intermediate or better.
• Other Requirements: Ability to maintain a professional appearance and attitude and to be prompt and on time. Willingness to voluntarily participate in educational clinics to improve personal skiing/riding skills and understanding of the fundamental skills. Ability to develop a thorough understanding of ski area policies and procedures. Must attend the minimum amount of training days as set forth by the Ski and Snowboard School. Attend all scheduled morning meetings on assigned work days, and check in with Supervisors when at the resort on non-assigned days. Maintain an acceptable degree of physical fitness and health. Thorough understanding of “Your Responsibility Code” and “Smart Style”. Willingness to pass a background check to be able to work with children/youth.

Responsibilities

• Provide customer with any information that will help insure their safe participation in skiing/riding at 49° North.
• Teach lessons and/or lead clinic groups on assigned days or upon request by supervisors.
• Maintain thorough knowledge of current trends in ATS/STS, teaching/learning principles, equipment understanding, and methods for education in skillful, safe and fun skiing/riding.
• Promote 49° North Mountain Resort and safe skiing/riding.
• Assist the Ski Patrol in rescue operations in the event of avalanche, lost skiers, chair lift failure, and ski accidents when requested.
• Assist in run grooming, ie. ski/boot packing, clearing of windfall, teaching area set up and take down, etc.
• Maintain cleanliness/care of snowsports school facilities, resort property, and company equipment.
• Be able to describe runs by name and give directions to their locations.
• Maintain up to date and accurate lesson records and other information as needed.

What This Job Offers

• Career Level: Entry Level
• Education Level: No Education Listed
• Number of Employees: 251-500 employees