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CSIA Level 2

CSIA Alpine Level 2

Intermediate certification and the standard for working holiday visa positions. Qualifies instructors to teach intermediate skiers internationally.

Official info ↗

Quick facts

Issuing body
Canadian Ski Instructors' Alliance
Discipline
Alpine skiing
Level / Tier
2 of 4
ISIA Stamp
No
ISIA Card
No
Teach internationally
✅ Yes
Restrictions
Cannot work independently in France

Certification pathway

The CSIA alpine skiing progression ladder.

min 2 years
min 1 year
No prerequisites required

Official courses & pricing

Published programme lines that award or prepare for this qualification. Figures are indicative — confirm on the association site.

CSIA On-snow

CSIA Level 2 Certification Program

Enrolment: CSIA membership in good standing; all programmes register through https://www.snowpro.com/en/programs/search-and-register (fees vary by region/session). Level 1 minimum age 14 on day one per CSIA FAQ. After Level 1: Level 2 Skier Development (2 days), Teacher Development (2 days), then a two-day combined teaching and skiing exam. Components can be retested individually if needed.

⏱️ 6 days on-snow · 2-day skier development, 2-day teacher development, 2-day exam, per official pathway description.
  • Program registration fees (per component / session) — Fees vary by region and session; see Search and Register.
    Verified 2026-04-03 ↗
  • Session-specific quote (Search and Register) — Attach numeric bands from a chosen region’s listing when you curate a division page.
    Verified 2026-04-04 ↗
Course details ↗ Record updated 2026-04-04

Where can you teach with CSIA Level 2?

Canada
  • Industry benchmark for guest-facing instructors at Canadian resorts

Canadian citizens and permanent residents: no restrictions. Foreign nationals require work visa.

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Always verify requirements with Canadian Ski Instructors' Alliance before committing to a course or career change. Official source ↗

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