Put your qualifications in front of the right skiers.

The entry point into the APSI Alpine pathway, designed for skiers at the beginning of their instructing journey. Successful candidates are qualified to teach beginner lessons, with a focus on teaching children, up to basic linked turns. No prior teaching experience is required.

Aimed at core group-lesson instructors who need to teach both beginner children and adults. It suits working Level 1 instructors looking to improve their skills and advance their teaching career.

For experienced instructors refining their technical understanding and delivering group and private lessons to intermediate and advanced skiers across varied terrain and conditions. Successful candidates are qualified to teach up to carving, short turns, basic terrain park and an introduction to moguls.

APSI's highest alpine certification, aimed at career instructors teaching advanced lessons at all performance levels. It is delivered as two separate courses — Teaching and Demonstrations, and Race and Freeski — and requires Level 3, current employment with an APSI-approved snowsports school, at least 150 hours of teaching experience and at least 30 hours of in-house training.

The entry-level snowboard qualification for those entering the snowsports industry as an instructor, delivered on a four-day on-snow pattern of three training days plus one assessment day.

Aimed at core group-lesson instructors who need to teach both beginner children and adults. The four-day course covers teaching first-timers up to beginner freestyle.

Aimed at the intermediate class and private-lesson instructor, and suited to experienced working Level 2 instructors. The five-day course covers teaching intermediate riders strategies for refined turns through to an introduction to freestyle.

APSI's highest snowboard certification, aimed at career instructors teaching advanced lessons at all performance levels. It suits experienced, working Level 3 instructors and requires at least 150 hours of teaching experience with a professional snowsports school and at least 30 hours of in-house training with an APSI-approved school.

The entry point into APSI's telemark pathway.

A four-day course covering the skills needed to teach beginner and intermediate telemark skiers up to short turns.

A five-day course covering the skills needed to teach intermediate telemark skiers from intermediate up to advanced telemark turns.

Aimed at experienced, Level 3 certified instructors who want to teach advanced lessons and work towards training other telemark instructors.

The entry point into APSI's nordic pathway. The course runs over two days, with the Level 1 exam held on the afternoon of the second day.

A three-day course covering the skills needed to teach beginner adults and children up to basic skating skills.

Aimed at people who are already certified instructors and are entering the adaptive snowsports world for the first time.

Recognition for Alpine and Snowboard Level 2 instructors, marking those engaged in the professional certification pathway towards the ISIA Stamp. Eligible instructors who apply successfully have the Blue Level stamp displayed on their APSI digital membership card alongside their other qualifications.

Assigned to an ISIA-qualified teacher who has completed an education pathway recognised by ISIA matching ISIA Performance Level 2 under the ISIA Quality Standard. APSI's Level 3 certification is the level recognised at this standard.