Children's courses
Children's courses are our specialty! This coming season 2023-2024, the children's courses have been renewed. The courses last four weeks with weekly lessons of one and a half hours. Courses start in six different weeks during the winter season.
Click on the book now button to view the course dates and book the course.
Children's course
- • 4 lessons
- • 1.5 hours of lessons per week
- • price includes slope access
- • price includes material and helmet
- • price does not include clothing rental
The children's courses at Montana Snowcenter are for children from 4 to 12 years of age and are divided into different age categories and levels.
From the age of 8 (8 to 12) there is also the possibility of snowboarding. Please note that the snowboard courses only take place at weekends.
Watch the videos below to find out at what level you can book the course for your child.
Passport
The training programme at Montana Snowcenter is designed to teach children how to ski or snowboard in a fun and safe way. The children's progress is recorded in the passport.
We have a curriculum in which we use 4 levels. The levels are classified according to the corresponding ski or snowboard exercises.
In the passport, the exercises that your child has mastered are ticked. At the end of the course, each child receives a medal with the level obtained. Thus, we can also offer advancement to the next level in a follow-up course.
Age Categories and Levels
There are three age categories for skiing and one category for snowboarding:
- Skiing 4 and 5 years old
- Skiing 6 to 8 years old
- Skiing 9 to 12 years old
- Snowboarding 8 to 12 years old
Each age group has 4 different levels. Each level has a different entry level. Watch the videos below to find out at what level you can book the course for your child.
PLEASE NOTE the following when making a booking:
- If your child moves up an age category then your child moves down one level in the new age category. For example: 6-8 year Level 4 becomes 9-12 year Level 3 in the next course.
- If you have booked a skiing 4-5 years Level 1, 6-8 years Level 1 or snowboarding Level 1, you can assume that the teacher will cover level 1 and 2. You can then book your child to level 3 for the next course.
- Do you have doubts about the level for (a follow-up) course? Then you can watch the videos below when you choose the level when booking.
Skiing 4 and 5 years old
The 4 different levels each have a different entry level with a corresponding exercise that your child must master to advance in this level.
Level 1
You don't need any experience for level 1.
Level 2
Gliding in snowplough.
Level 3
Plough turns between obstacles.
Level 4
Plough turns big and small.
Skiing 6 to 8 years old
The 4 different levels each have a different entry level with a corresponding exercise that your child must master to advance in this level.
Level 1
You don't need any experience for level 1.
Level 2
Snowplough braking and start making turns.
Level 3
Be able to follow the teacher in controlled plough turns.
Level 4
Roughly parallel.
Skiing 9 to 12 years old
The 4 different levels each have a different entry level with a corresponding exercise that your child must master to advance in this level.
Level 1
You don't need any experience for level 1.
Level 2
Independent snowplough turns.
Level 3
Roughly parallel.
Level 4
Short turns.
Snowboarding 8 to 12 years old
The 4 different levels each have a different entry level with a corresponding exercise that your child must master to advance in this level.
Level 1
You don't need any experience for level 1.
Level 2
Forward and backward glide as well as forward and backward zigzag.
Level 3
Connected turns.
Level 4
Edge to edge turns.