Contact:
303-987-9390
EMAIL: info@psia-c.org
Office Hours:
M-F: 9am- 5pm EST
PSIA-AASI’s goal is to support you within your school, resort, and region by providing industry-leading education resources that help you and your staff deliver great guest experiences.
PSIA-AASI represents nationally-recognized credentials. Certified instructors mean higher performance, higher guest satisfaction, and stronger employee retention!
Help your guests experience more fun on the slopes this season. Turn them into repeat visitors by renewing your status as a PSIA-AASI member school today.
(Schools seeking membership who are not affiliated with a ski-resort must provide proof of permission to operate at their intended locations to achieve member-school designation.)
Existing Member Schools may now access and pay their membership invoices online!
Renewal invoices are typically sent out in mid-September. Forgot your member school AMS Member Portal Login email/password? Contact us via info@psia-c.org or 231-335-4627
Free! Adaptive Events:
Member Schools are each invited to send one participant to attend Adaptive Level 1 Certification (H1) in the 2022-2023 season. It is our belief that every resort should have an adaptive certified instructor on staff, and this is our effort to make this a reality.
Included events:
–Adaptive Webinars – Cognitive and Visual Impairments
–Adaptive Exam (Membership Required/ Participant must have a Level II or higher or have taken/passed the Adaptive Alpine Functional Ski Assessment)
–“Cognitive and Visual Impairments Module Exam” (1-Day Module)
***Participants can register by having their Ski School Director contact us by email at info@psia-c.org
To learn more about these PSIA-AASI Member School benefits, visit https://www.thesnowpros.org/membership/member-school-membership-benefits/ or contact memberservices@thesnowpros.org.
A member school promotes the current National Snowsports Education Standards of PSIA-AASI through education and support of certification. They subscribe to the organizations Code of Ethics. Each Member Snowsport School sends its Director to a Snowsport School Directors meeting at least bi-annually. Member Snowsports Schools pay an annual fee to the organization which supports training and research.
A “Certified” member school boasts a trainer or director who is at least LIII certified in one or more disciplines.
Any Member Snowsport Schools may be deemed an “Gold Merit Snowsport School” by generally having 100 percent of the school’s Snowsports Instructors* become Certified Instructors with PSIA-AASI.
* by the end of the season in which the first 40 hours of teaching is completed.
An adaptive Certified School has at least one adaptive certified member on staff. Adaptive Certifications vary, and include Cognitive, Visual, 3-4 Track, Slider, Bi- and Mono-Ski certifications. Contact the school for more information and availability of adaptive lessons.
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