There is nothing better then watching your kiddo grow and learn new skills! That being said, we encourage you to observe classes from a distance or from the chair lift. We always need chair riders, so please reconnect with your student (especially those under the age of 7) at the bottom of the hill. We find that parents observing classes can be a distraction for kiddos and detract from the learning experience for your students and others in the class. The rule of thumb is if the kiddos can see you, you're too close! We appreciate you helping keep our classes on track.
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Steps to Getting Hired
Register to teach via the Brain- head to Powderpigs.com/teach and sign up to teach! Keep an eye on your email and your texts as we will be sending out updates all summer. We start sending out requests for information in the later summer/early fall. ...
How Many Students are in a class?
Our classes sizes vary depending on multiple factors, however we aim to have the ratio of instructors to students be about 1:6 to 1:8. Typically our younger beginner classes have a lower student to instructor ratios, while our older more advanced ...
What Happens if I'm Late?
Late arrivals can check in with an admin staff and wait at the bottom of the Pig chair to be reunited with the class. All classes with missing students will take warm up laps. After 15 minutes, they will move on to the terrain focus of the day. If ...