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Instructing in Europe Speculative Query
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Hi All
Please educate me regarding : instructing in Italia.
As I understand it, or Mis-understand it, to teach in
France ( within a Ski School), I would need:
BASI L2 + Test Technique.
To teach in France independently I need :
BASI L2 + Eurotest, or BASI L3 + Eurotest.
To set up a Ski School in France, I need BASI L4 (ISTD).
Firstly: is this correct ?
Secondly : what level BASI would I need to teach
Independently in Italia ? Ie : with BASI L2, could I teach
Independently in : I Dolomiti ?
This is purely speculative as my friend is starting on the
BASI pathway.
Many Thanks
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Obviously
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isn't a real person
Basically to teach legally independently you need BASI level 4 as I understand.
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
So....Is Italy basically the same as France, as far as the Carte Proffessionale type license thing is concerned
excuse me spellings
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Your info above for France is incorrect.
To teach within a ski school, you need:
BASIL2 or BASIL3 + Test Technique
However, this only gives you "trainee" status and you must become fully qualified within a time limit of 3-4 years.
To teach independently or set up a ski-school, you need BASI4, which includes the Eurotest.
Italy is complicated as each region has different rules. Broadly, it's much the same as France to be independent.
Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
I thought Italy was basically Eurotest to enter the instructing system. Otherwise some casual work at L2 with interski. Certainly does not seem to be many BASI instructors working in Italy. Lower mkt demand for Brits and the BASI system is designed to meet French requirements at L4.
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