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Best ski school - Silvretta Montafon
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Title says it all,

Need english speaking instructors for a range of standards and inclinations (board/ski), just want to make sure i dont get conned!

Cheers
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

Depends on where you want to be based and the age of the learners. Golm ski school has a really good reputation for teaching little kids (people travel a long way to put their little ones in ski school there), although I've used them for teenagers and been impressed.
http://www.golm.at/inhalt/en/w/1724.htm

Paul, who runs the ski school is a fantastic guy who really takes care of his clients. His English is excellent, as has been all the instructors I've had there. The thing that sets them apart from many ski schools I've used with groups is that they spend time teaching you to ski, rather than doing loads of "follow me". There's an instructor there called Elmar who is amazing. He's an older guy who lives up the mountain and has an incredible story.....also one of the best instructors I've come across.

The other one I've used in the area is Ski School Schruns, based at Hochjoch. This was a few years ago, and we had an excellent English instructor, however I understand that he no longer works there. Didn't have any problems with them but the beginner areas at Golm are far more friendly and accessible.
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