We know it’s not always easy to determine your child’s ski level, yet it’s really important to ensure your child is in the right group. Find your child’s ski level with our handy guide and videos to help place them in the right group. The levels describe what level your child is currently at and what they can already do, not what they’ll be learning in the lessons.
Then, once you’ve determined the right level see what children’s lessons we can offer.
We know it’s not always easy to determine your child’s ski level, yet it’s really important to ensure your child is in the right group. Find your child’s ski level with our handy guide and videos to help place them in the right group. The levels describe what level your child is currently at and what they can already do, not what they’ll be learning in the lessons.
Then, once you’ve determined the right level see what children’s lessons we can offer.
Whippersnappers (4-5yrs)*
This is my first time or I’m still skiing on nursery slopes and learning to snowplough turn. Video
Wallabies (6-12yrs)*
This is my first time or I’m still skiing on nursery slopes and learning to snowplough turn. Video
Young Arrows (5-7yrs)
I can already take lifts (drag/chair) and ski green runs doing good plough turns. Video
Arrows (6-12yrs)
Young Arrows standard but 6-12yrs only. Video
Bombers (6-12yrs)
I can happily bomb down blue runs but my skis aren’t always parallel. Video
Rockets (8-13yrs)
I can already ski parallel turns down red slopes. Video
Freeride (10-13yrs)
I am a strong parallel skier that can ski on all pistes without any trouble. Video
Pro Rider (13-17yrs)
I’m happy skiing everywhere parallel, and in varying conditions on or off-piste, steep or bumpy.
Still not sure? Scroll down to view our children’s level guide videos, as well as a further description of each level.
*In Austria our Whippersnappers are 4-8yrs and Wallabies are 9-12yrs.