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H6450 SKI INSTRUCTOR

Inn of the Mountain Gods Resort and Casino•Alto, NM

About The Position

The Ski and Snowboard Instructor teaches skiing and/or snowboarding according to PSIA/AASI doctrine as modified by the Ski School Manager. The instructor may already be able to teach or may be trained to do so. The role includes providing guests with information about school products and the ski area, maintaining a professional appearance, and teaching classes of all ages, sizes, and ability levels with enthusiasm and professionalism. The instructor is expected to provide attentive guest service, address guest concerns promptly and professionally, communicate relevant information to supervisors and other team members, and contribute to the success of the team and resort. Essential duties include maintaining punctuality, adapting teaching methods to students’ needs, attending clinics to meet required training hours, improving personal skiing or riding skills, and demonstrating knowledge of skiing and riding safety. The role has no supervisory responsibilities.

Requirements

  • Must be able to maintain the physical requirements of the job.
  • Proven record of dependability.
  • Pass a pre-employment drug screening.
  • Pass a pre-employment criminal background investigation.
  • Demonstrate the organization’s values, including accountability, productivity, acceptance, communication, hospitality, and enthusiasm.
  • Work collaboratively with team members and treat others respectfully.
  • Ability or willingness to be trained to teach skiing and/or snowboarding.

Nice To Haves

  • Mescalero Apache Tribal preference.
  • Bicultural experience preferred.

Responsibilities

  • Teach skiing and/or snowboarding according to PSIA/AASI doctrine as modified by the Ski School Manager.
  • Teach classes of all ages, sizes, and ability levels with enthusiasm and professionalism.
  • Provide guests with information about school products, services, directions, and the ski area.
  • Maintain a punctual schedule and meet attendance policy requirements; notify the supervisor of anticipated absences as far in advance as possible.
  • Use teaching methods that identify and facilitate students’ needs.
  • Attend clinics to satisfy required training hours and work to improve personal skiing or riding skills.
  • Demonstrate knowledge of skiing and riding safety verbally and through actions.
  • Respond promptly, professionally, and courteously to guest comments and complaints, and take ownership of guest problems until resolved.
  • Communicate information needed by guests and colleagues, including shift handoffs, and report guest feedback and resort grounds or equipment issues to a supervisor or manager.
  • Work collaboratively, support team and resort success, help resolve conflicts, and share ideas to improve performance and guest satisfaction.
  • Protect resort property and help keep areas, equipment, and furnishings neat, clean, and in good repair.
  • Meet appearance standards and professionally support the resort’s reputation and image.

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Based on current job postings on Teal, the average Ski Instructor salary in the US is approximately $54,000 per year, with a typical range of $35,000 to $73,000.
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