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Ski Schools in Morzine
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I was wondering if anyone could make recomendations on good ski schools in Morzine. After my enquiries, I have narrowed it down to either the Snow School, or the BASS. Does anyone have any experience of either?
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, Sorry, no. But welcome to snowHeads anyway and I'm sure someone will have.
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The Snow School is brand new this year and is an off-shoot of the ESF. ESF Morzine are trying really hard to innovate by setting up The Snow School - smaller class sizes and instructors with a good command of English. The word is that they've got good instructors, but ironically - even though ESF have hired some BASI qualified instructors this year with the specific intention of using them with The Snow School - in the end the regulations have meant that there aren't any native English speaking teachers in The Snow School.
I've used BASS previously and am currently training for my BASI 3 with them. I think they're very good.
An alternative, if you are looking for private lessons, might be to book a lesson through the ESF with one of their BASI qualified instructors. I have some names if you want to send me a PM.
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Thanks for that, that's a great help!
Although now i'm thinking it might be better to have ski school in Avoriaz rather than Morzine as it's a bit higher up. Do you think that's worth thinking about, as I think the BASS use pleney runs for their beginners classes which look terrible at the moment!
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