Skiers & Learners2 min readLast updated

How do I add my lesson to my calendar?

Use Add to calendar on a booking, or the learner calendar subscription where offered. Check time zones and updates after changes.

Quick answer

Open the lesson in /my-bookings and choose Google Calendar, Outlook, or an ICS download. For ongoing updates, use the dashboard’s calendar subscription option.

How do I add my lesson to my calendar?

Open your booking confirmation or the lesson in My lessons, then select Add to calendar where offered.

  • Google Calendar opens a pre-filled event for you to save.
  • Outlook opens its web calendar with the event details.
  • ICS download creates a calendar file you can import into compatible calendar apps.

The event includes the saved lesson title, start and end time, and any location or description supplied with it. Check the booking for meeting instructions that are not present in the calendar event.

Time zones and reminders

Times represent the scheduled lesson, but your calendar may display them in its own configured time zone. Check against the school's local time before travelling. Set your own reminder with enough time to reach the meeting point.

Your FASS calendar

Open My Calendar to see lessons in Week, Month or Agenda views and choose the display time zone. See using your lesson calendar. Where configured, the separate Google Calendar connection maintains a dedicated calendar with one-way booking updates; Google edits do not change FASS bookings.

Keep changes in sync

A downloaded or manually saved event is a copy; it does not automatically track later changes or cancellations. Update it after rescheduling.

Where the dashboard offers an iCal subscription, use that for a calendar that can refresh its booking feed. Refresh timing depends on your calendar app, so the booking page remains the place to check the latest status. Keep a private calendar subscription link private.

Adding an event does not turn a pending request into a confirmed lesson.

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