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In our private lessons, your child takes centre stage. Our particularly warm and child-friendly ski instructors tailor every lesson precisely to your child’s ability. Whether your child is taking their first turns or is already bravely skiing down black runs.
Through lots of fun, playful exercises and plenty of encouragement, children discover the joy of winter sports. Those first tentative attempts quickly turn into confident turns, and days on the slopes become truly memorable moments.
Course content
- Starting from the age of 3 years old
- Our international team offers ski and snowboard lessons in English, German, Italian, Spanish, Dutch, Czech, and French
- Lessons fully tailored to the child with a duration of your choice
- First steps on skis or improving existing technique
- Playful exercises in our Kinderland at the Bolgen area at the Jakobshorn (for beginners)
- Exciting runs in the rest of the Davos Klosters Mountains ski area as Jakobshorn, Rinerhorn and Parsenn (for the more advanced skiers)
I can ski safely down all blue runs using the ‘pizza’ technique (plough) and, with the help of my ski instructor, I can even use the ski lift.
Skiing diagonally in parallel – Braking – Semi-parallel – First attempts at parallel skiing – First turns using the edges – Shifting weight on and off the skis
I can ski down all blue runs safely using the ‘pizza’ technique (plough) and feel confident even when the slope gets a bit steeper. I can also use the ski lift with the help of a ski instructor.
Semi-parallel – parallel skiing – confident skiing on blue runs – shifting weight in turns – introduction to carving – skiing on easy terrain
I can ski confidently on blue and red runs. I’m already starting to ski parallel between turns and can use the ski lift on my own. I use ski poles.
Introduction to carving – parallel turns with shifting weight – carving turns on blue runs – bumps and hollows – introduction to red runs – first on-piste tricks
I ski confidently on blue and red runs. I ski parallel between the turns, and on blue runs I almost always ski parallel. I can already brake a little whilst skiing parallel, and I’ve occasionally skidded sideways in a parallel position on blue runs.
Introduction to carving turns using weight transfer – First jumps – Introduction to short turns – Parallel turns with different radii – Skiing confidently on red runs – Bumps

