Courses and activities at ski schools

At ESi schools, instructors take the time to get to know your expectations before guiding you on the snow. They choose exercises adapted to your level to help you gain confidence, session after session. First turns or technical work: you progress at your own pace and share the pleasure of sliding.

All activities
Alpine skiing
Snowboarding
Nordic skiing
Off-piste
Experiences
Snowshoe walk
Télémark
Handiski

Monoski course

Private adult ski lessons

From 40 CHF

Snow Garden

From 250 CHF

Private ski lessons for children

From 40 CHF

Ski touring

From 210 CHF

Freeride skiing

From 80 CHF

Ski freestyle

And what if you discovered another facet of the mountain?

Are you interested in a new discipline? Do you dream of exploring the mountains in a different way? Share your idea with an ESi school. Its professionals will guide you towards an activity that suits your desires and your level.

Find your ESi school

From the Valais Alps to the other Swiss resorts in the network, find the ESi school that welcomes you for your stay. Its instructors will accompany you with courses adapted to your level, whether you are new to skiing or want to improve your skills. Choose your destination and share the pleasure of skiing in Switzerland.

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About the ESi

Everyone has their own way of discovering the mountains with the ESi schools. Learn alpine skiing, try snowboarding or explore the landscapes on snowshoes. Depending on the school, you can also try Nordic skiing, ski touring or off-piste skiing. Beginners and enthusiasts will find activities suited to their age and level, in winter as well as in summer.

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Innovating to better serve you

Technology can make exchanges during a ski lesson easier. Depending on the school and activity, ESi instructors use helmets equipped with microphones and headphones. You hear their advice during the descent and can adjust your movements without waiting for the next stop.
For off-piste outings, the equipment depends on the route and conditions. It may include an avalanche transceiver, an airbag backpack or a RECCO® reflector. The instructors explain how to use them and plan the outing according to the terrain.
These tools accompany teaching: they facilitate communication and contribute to preparing for trips in the mountains.