Ski instructor?
 

I think ski/snowboard instructors have pretty awesome jobs.

so...

how do you become one?

I think you need to get some classroom training, then get tested. There are a few different levels and that determines who/what you can teach.

The pay is minimal.. like $11-13 an hour? private lessons are more $30 an hour?

The biggest perk is that you get a season pass for working there.

yeah i wouldnt mind teaching little kids and then having the weekend to ski. however, i don't think the pay is sufficient enough to cover room/food? =(

to be a ski school instructor you dont need much traning if any. Just how to ski or board very well. To be a Snow patrol, thats were you need heavy training, first aid ect..

how much do lift attendants make?

Depends. I think at Cypress the deal is you get one full-day lift ticket per shift.

THE PEAK PERKS - What's in it for you?

Skiing and Snowboarding Privileges:
• FT Staff receive a full privilege Pass.
• PT Staff receive one lift pass for every shift worked

Food & Beverage
• 40% off

I work as a lift ops u make 9.25 to start max 10 part time u get a lift pass for each day u work full time u get a season pass, but too late to apply now as training was done 2 weeks ago and is about 16 hours worth
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