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Hi - I have been reading various posts on this forum that mention the possibillity of getting work as an instructor with no expreience, with an instructors cert included in the training.
I am headed to Canada mid 09.
Any advice on which resorts do this, or web links to more info, or when I should arrive to apply?
Cheers,
Andy
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Obviously
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Hi Andy,
It seemed to be a bit of a new idea in Canada this season (at some resorts, anyway) - quite common in America for hills to hire untrained instructors then put the instructor through the cert during the season.
I'm only summising for the rest of this post...
...with a lot of the resorts having to lay off staff due to the poor season, I doubt there will be much enthusiasm to hire untrained instructors next season (remember they were riding a wave after a couple of cracking seasons in most of Canada).
As I say, just supposition given this season, the economic climate and the resorts' possible willingness to 'overhire' next season.
Good luck though!
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