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French at war with foreign ski instructors
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Chris_n wrote:

My son has Landes and told me he could teach privately, not that he would he has more than enough work with that Ski School.


I emailed the Tirol Skilehrerverband last night to ask, and they'd replied by 0814 this morning. Here's their reply:

Um in Tirol selbständig als Skilehrer tätig zu sein benötigen sie eine Skiführer oder Snowboardführerausbildung und eine Unternehmerausbildung

Weiters ist ein Nachweise einer mindestens 25 Wöchigen Tätigkeit als Diplomskilehrer nötig und eine aktuell gültige Fortbildung.

So that would suggest no private teaching with the landeslehrer which is a shame Sad
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Quote:

In the Courchevel ski resort in Savoie, Italian instructors have been targeted on several occasions in recent weeks. Two instructors explain that they were approached very aggressively by an ESF instructor on the slopes, while they were with customers. The French instructor allegedly asked them for their carte pro, which he is not allowed to do. But the pressure didn't stop on the slopes. Several transalpine instructor cars were damaged: stickers, scratches, broken windscreen wipers and even punctured tyres.

A "massive" influx of new instructors

The ESF in Courchevel explained that it had no knowledge of these actions. The director, Jérémy Drouet, nevertheless condemns "any form of violence or damage to our colleagues". He acknowledges that there are tensions this season in Courchevel, due in his opinion to the"massive" arrival of new foreign instructors, who do not always comply. "Competition is good, we need it to develop," he explains. "But on one condition: it has to be fair and just. What we want is fairness in terms of professional qualifications and social responsibility".

A major inspection operation was carried out in February to check the qualifications of the instructors and their declarations to Urssaf. "In Courchevel, we have a lot of instructors who don't respect their declarations and the social security system.
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