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Designed for practicing and aspiring winter educators, this course gives you the skills to teach in any winter wilderness.
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Instructors Evan Horn and Kayden Will teach students the techniques to assess avalanche danger, a key part of the curriculum on all ski and snowboard courses.
Photo: Alexis Alloway |
We begin with six days of workshops, including a Level I Avalanche clinic and two days advancing your skiing skills with professional ski instructors at Grand Targhee Resort.
Then, we’ll move into the backcountry for miles of skiing in unblemished powder. You’ll build elaborate snow kitchens and camp comfortably in snow caves, igloos, or quinzhees.
With coaching from your instructors, you’ll teach classes of your own and be taught by fellow students. For educators of all levels, teaching in the winter will polish your presentation skills and hone your class management. The longest of our winter courses, these 21 days provide some of the best expedition training at the school, preparing you to camp and lead well in any cold, snowy environment.
Winter
Outdoor Educator
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| Duration: |
21 days |
| Age: |
18 and Older (Average age: 28) |
| Tuition: |
$2,565 |
| Eligibility: |
Qualified practicing or potential outdoor educators; moderate skiing ability. |
| Dates: |
January 11-31, 2010 |
College Credit:
(Optional) |
4
Semester Credit Hours
2 Hours Leadership Techniques
2 Hours Risk Assessment |
| Course start/end: |
Driggs, Idaho |
| Equipment Deposit: |
$250 |
| Fly in/out: |
Idaho Falls, Idaho |
| Downloads: |
Course
Description (pdf)
Equipment
List (pdf) |
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