Skiers & Learners3 min readLast updated

What is the student dashboard?

Your personal skiing hub — one place for upcoming and past bookings, lesson notes, skill level progress, seasonal goals, practice log, favourites, instructors you've worked with, rentals, certificates and an AI daily briefing.

Quick answer

The student dashboard pulls together your bookings, lesson notes, skill level progress, seasonal goals, practice log, favourites, rentals and certificates in one place. Open it at /dashboard when you're signed in.

What is the student dashboard?

The student dashboard at /dashboard is your personal hub for everything you do on the platform. Sign in and you'll land on an overview, with a set of sections you can move between as you need them.

[Image blocked: The student dashboard for a demo learner, with the getting-started steps, the season at a glance summary, and the sidebar covering lessons, progress, family and messages]

The sidebar is the map: My Lessons holds upcoming and past bookings, Progress collects instructor feedback, notes, season goals and certificates, and Family appears when you link a child's account. Season at a Glance totals your lessons, hours on snow and latest level as the winter unfolds.

What lives in the dashboard

  • Upcoming bookings — lessons you've booked but not yet taken. Each shows the date, school, instructor, meeting location, and a button to add it to your calendar.
  • Past lessons — your history of completed lessons, with the notes your instructor wrote after each one.
  • Lesson notes — a feed of every note any instructor has written about your skiing, across schools and seasons.
  • Reviews — reviews you've left and reviews waiting for you to write.
  • Waitlist — lessons you've joined the waitlist for when slots were full.
  • Skill level progress — a visual tracker of where you are on the Bronze → Silver → Gold framework.
  • Seasonal goals — goals you've set for the current ski season and your progress against them.
  • Practice tracker — a log of your self-directed practice sessions between lessons.
  • My instructors — the instructors you've worked with, in one place.
  • Favourites — schools, instructors and resorts you've saved.
  • My rentals — equipment you've booked through your school.
  • Certificates — digital certificates your schools have issued to you.
  • AI Daily Briefing — a short summary of your next few lessons and the weather where the next one is (refresh up to 5 times per day).
  • Parent dashboard — if you're booking for children, a view of their lessons and instructor messages.

Getting around the dashboard

A command palette (press Cmd+K or Ctrl+K) lets you jump between sections without leaving the keyboard. There are also quick shortcuts for the five sections you'll use most: press G, then a number from 1 to 5 — upcoming lessons, past lessons, lesson notes, favourites, journal.

A Welcome Back banner at the top highlights anything that needs your attention — a lesson today, a note waiting to be read, a review that's overdue. When you finish a lesson, a post-lesson prompt invites you to review your instructor, read their notes and log any practice you want to do before the next session.

What you need to use it

A free student account — that's it. If you've booked a lesson without creating an account, use the same email when you sign up and your bookings will be linked to your new dashboard automatically.

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