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According to the Snow Centre website, most of the private lessons seem quite booked up; there's hardly any slots until April. Are there any private instructors (that operate from Hemel) offering private lessons to kids on the trainer slope?
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@jellylegs
, No , only The Snow Centre Instructors are allowed to teach on the lesson slope with the exception of disabled skiers and instructor training exams... All the independent instructors work on the main slope...
In my experience kids have loads of fun in a group setting, might be worth a try ...
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@skimottaret
, thanks. Group lessons it is then!
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The groups are perfectly good to get kids moving - not sure privates worth the cost on the training slope anyway as it gets so busy unless you can go at quiet times, there is usually a bit of a wait for the magic carpet anyway. My daughter did the full course Sunday mornings one after the other and was coming down the main slope before we took her at half term. It was well worth the effort and I still take them for the odd skills development to keep things ticking over between holidays.
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