About Program
Whereas our Snowboard Instructor Courses allow you to start a career as a snowboard instructor, enjoy a holiday or simply take your skills to a whole new level, Alltracks Academy's Snowboard Instructor Internship grants you something beyond a magnificent experience in North America: a job!
Together with Whistler Blackcomb Snowboard School University (WBSSU), we've designed a special internship that will develop you as a Snowboard Instructor. After your CASI Level 1 exams and the training program, chances are that you'll land job interviews and potential job positions in Whistler. Not to brag, although it is not guaranteed, but everybody who has completed the WBSSU internship become successfully an instructor in Whistler!
If you think a life in the snow is good for you, or if you think this is your ideal choice for a gap year, don't think it twice and get in touch with us! Places are limited, so contact us as early as possible and begin your adventure as a snowboard instructor!
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Program Highlights
- Small Training Groups, so you get a good amount of personal attention whilst still enjoying the group dynamics.
- The possibility of employment with the Whistler Blackcomb Snow School does exist if you successfully complete the three weeks of training and pass the exam.
- Our snowboard internships are all based in Whistler Blackcomb, Canada. It delivers the greatest combination of big mountain riding, huge snowfall and Canada’s best resort village.
- The three-week snowboard instructor internship training program is delivered by some of the most experienced snowboard coaches in Whistler, five days a week, and will focus on preparing you to be an instructor whist also developing your own skills.
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Location
The capital of Canada is Ottawa, and its three largest metropolitan areas are Toronto, Montreal, and Vancouver. The majority of its land area is dominated by forests and tundra. Canada's climate varies widely across its vast area, ranging from arctic weather in the north to hot summers in the southern regions, with four distinct seasons.
