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Differences between BASI L1 and Trainee Instructor course (on snow)?
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Anyone know if there will be any differences between last season's Trainee Instructor course and next season's Level 1 course (on snow, not indoors or on plastic)? I know the L1 needs 35 hours shadowing to get the qualification, but are there any other differences in the course I should know about before booking a place?
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

rob@rar, Child Protection module is now required. It's basically a SSS ASSI course on snow, or the old Trainee course with a pass/fail at the end of it, however like the SSS ASSI you normally don't totally fail and have to do the whole thing again, you might get areas in which you need to raise your standard before you pass. i.e. your Plough Parallels might be weak and the Trainer might say you need to do 20 hours practice on them, then get reassessed, then pass, once you've done your 35 hours.
The course model has been set up for BASI by Pete Silver-Gillespie & Derek Tate. Pete is a BASI Trainer & also ran most of the SSS ASSI courses in the south of England and Derek is on the Board of BASI.
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 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?

Spyderman, Strange but true I took my SSS ASSI with PSG and later that season done my 3 with DT. Both nice guys incase they are reading wink
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