Nine levels, nine medals. At the end of their stay, every child receives their medal from their instructor — tangible proof of their progress, and a keepsake that lasts long after the holiday is over.
Group placement is confirmed on the first day, after assessment by the instructor.
First snowplough turns, moving around the slopes independently.
Speed and line control, traversing with parallel skis.
First parallel turns, learning to use poles.
Confident parallel skiing, controlled side-slipping.
Solid parallel turns, introduction to carving & freestyle.
All-round skiing, easy moguls, carving refinement.
Advanced carving, giant slalom, freeride, boardercross.
Dynamic short turns, off-piste, freestyle.
Fluid, precise, committed skiing — fully independent.
Struck in metal — copper, silver then gold depending on the level — with the Neva snowflake enamelled in the level’s colour. The same colour code as your child’s progress passport.
On the last day of lessons, the instructor presents each child with their medal and signs off their passport. A proud moment to round off the week.
From the very first snowplough to committed all-terrain skiing, every level has a clear goal. Your child knows where they started, where they’re heading — and what they’ve earned.
Group lessons with a maximum of 6 children, starting Sunday or Monday, in Val d’Isère. Medals are awarded at the end of the week.
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