Our instructors are pleased to offer intimate one-on-one Tiny Tots ski lessons, designed especially to get children aged between 3 to 6 years of age up and skiing with a smile.
With a gentle and friendly approach, our primary aim for children this age is to teach them to love to ski, because we realise that if they’re enjoying their ski holidays then you’ll enjoy yours!
Tiny Tots lessons run for 30-60 minutes and are designed to be fun and dynamic rather than too technical. The goal is that that children enjoy the experience and leave eager to ski again. They will practice simple turns and begin learning to stop in a snowplough, progressing towards being able to take a button lift independently.
Children less than 6 years of age who are capable of taking a button lift unaccompanied may join children’s group lessons if preferred.
Tiny Tots tuition is especially designed for children aged 3 to 6 years of age who are not yet able to take a button lift confidently on their own.
This style of one-on-one tuition is the formula our own instructors use to get their own children onto skis with a smile. It is all about ensuring that the child’s first ski experience is a positive one.
We prefer to run these lessons at around midday, when the weather is warmest and the slopes are quietest; generally these hours are recommended:
Dec-Jan : (12.00-12.30pm) or (1.30-2pm)
Feb-Apr : (12.00-12.30pm) or (2-2.30pm)
One-on-one tuition for Tiny Tots :
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SESSION |
PRICE |
|
30 minutes |
28€ |
|
60 minutes |
50€ |
NB: We recommend one 30 minute session per day for children aged 3-4yrs, and one 60 minute session per day for children aged 5 to 6yrs. When a child is able to take a button lift independently, they may join our children’s group lessons.
“Just wanted to say a big thank you to Adrien for his patience and efforts this week helping me to learn to ski. He was also tremendous with my son, Oliver who has just turned 3 and never skied before. I fully trusted Adrien to look after Oliver and in turn Oliver really enjoyed himself.”
– Jude H
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