Change in SSBS Leadership
Discover the different training modules and plan your individual path to becoming an SSBS Snowboard Instructor.
With the Rookie Coach course, you start your training as a snowboard instructor – simple and straightforward.
2 days theory + 3 days snow
In Level 2, you learn everything for intermediate instruction. You deepen your technique and methodology and learn to teach intermediate students safely and professionally.
Content: Technique training, intermediate instruction, theory exam
Prerequisites: SB Rookie Coach (Level 1 completion), 18th birthday in course year, valid certificate Firs Aid course
Content: Technique & jump training, expert instruction, theory exam, foreign language exam
Prerequisites: SB Candidate Part 1 completion
Teaching at the highest level as an SSBS Instructor. After your certification, you are a Swiss Snowboard Instructor qualified for the piste area.
Content: Technique and jump training, final exam in technique, instruction, and specialized knowledge
Prerequisites: SB Candidate Part 2 completion, Valid First Aid Course IVR 1 certificate, Law and obligations, Internship P1, Freeride (BC Basic)
Certification: SSBS Snowboard Instructor Diploma
Swiss Snowboard Instructor
Qualification for piste area
38 course days / 40 internship days over 2-3 seasons
In addition to the Level 1-3 courses, the following required modules and internships are part of the training:
External course attendance. Prerequisite for Candidate 1 (Level 2).
External course for official first aid certification. Prerequisite for Freeride BC Basic.
Content: Avalanche science, theory exam, transceiver search, planning exam
Prerequisites: SB Candidate Part 2 completion, valid First Responder Level 1 IVT certificate
Important: Prerequisite for SB Instructor (Level 3)
Content: Rights/duties, laws/regulations, customer protection
Qualification: Positive if fully attended
Important: Prerequisite for SB Instructor (Level 3)
Commercial teaching experience at a snow sports school. Prerequisite for SB Instructor (Level 3).
The fastest way to RiskG authorization! As an SSBS Instructor, you can begin RiskG training. This is required for teaching in permit-required terrain (off-piste, touring).
Content: Avalanche science, transceiver search, tour planning with ascents, level assessment
Prerequisites: BC Basic completion, 1 season experience recommended, SB Level 2 completion
Planning and tour leadership experiences in permit-required terrain.
Content: Planning and conducting tours, practical exam
Prerequisites: BC Specialist 1 completion and 1 year experience, off-piste internship, SSBS Instructor completion
Authorization for off-piste permit
Qualification for off-piste in permit-required terrain
48 course days / 85 internship days over 3-4 seasons
The path to becoming a snow sports instructor with a federal certificate. After completing these modules, you can register for the diploma examination for the federal certificate.
Tourism and Marketing – 2 Days: General tourism services, marketing, communication
Nature and Environment – 1 Day: Climate, snow, glaciers, flora, fauna, ecological relationships
Elective Module – from 5 Days: Depending on chosen module
Teaching experience (also non-commercial) documented in the logbook.
Prerequisites: Required modules 1-9, 1 elective module, internships P1 and P2
Content: Personal portfolio, communication, professional examination
Federal diploma higher vocational school
46 course days / 80 internship days over 3-4 seasons
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