How do I keep a lesson journal?

Q: How do I keep a lesson journal?

Open /lesson-journal to see every lesson note from every instructor in one searchable timeline, with charts of your progression across the season. You can also log your own notes between lessons.

Your Lesson Journal lives at /lesson-journal (and as a section in your student dashboard). Every lesson you complete builds the journal automatically — you don't need to type anything to get started.

What gets saved automatically

After each lesson, your instructor can add notes — what you covered, what to practise, where you progressed, and what to work on next. Those notes appear in your journal alongside the lesson date, resort, school, instructor, activity and conditions. You can search them by keyword and filter by date, resort, instructor or activity.

What you can add yourself

You can write your own entries too, for the days you skied without a lesson. Each entry can record:

Activity — skiing, snowboarding, telemark, cross-country, ski touring or freestyle
Level — beginner, novice, intermediate, advanced or expert
Conditions — powder, groomed, ice, slush, mixed or off-piste
Weather — sunny, cloudy, snowing, foggy, windy or blizzard
A star rating — how the day felt
Free-text notes — what you worked on, what felt good, what didn't

Your own entries sit in the same timeline as instructor notes, so your full season is in one place.

Charts and analytics

The journal includes charts built from your entries: lessons per month, activity breakdown, favourite resorts, progression through levels, and how the conditions you've skied stack up across the season. If you've taken lessons across several schools, you'll see the full picture in one view.

Sharing and exporting

A share option lets you send a journal entry (or your whole timeline) to someone — a coach, a family member, or the instructor you'll see next. You can also export entries if you want to keep a local copy.

When you'd want to use it

Use the journal to get the most out of your lessons. Before a trip, skim your notes from last season to remember where you were. After a lesson, read the instructor's feedback alongside your own impression of the day. Over a few seasons, the pattern of where you've improved — and where you keep getting stuck — starts to stand out clearly.

How do I keep a lesson journal?