Powder and Culture - Become a Ski Instructor in Niseko, Japan

Level Up and Open the Door to Future Seasons

Our 11-week ski or snowboard course is for those looking to pack the most into their season. (If you've never been before check out our learn to ski course, The Primer.) With expert instruction, cultural immersion, and unforgettable experiences, this is a journey like no other. From shredding the slopes to exploring the backcountry, you'll take on every aspect of snowsports and emerge with the skills of a true pro.

Most Everything Included

The Epic includes full accommodation, Japanese Cuisine Experience, season pass, level 1 and 2 training and exams, transport, backcountry/freestyle training, Toyko and Sapporo experiences, airport pickup and transfer, video analysis, future season planning, job placement and much more. 

The Ultimate Combination of Culture and Snow

At our ski/snowboard instructor training course in Niseko, you'll do more than just ski or snowboard – you'll also immerse yourself in Japanese life and culture. From exploring local hot springs to savoring authentic cuisine, you'll experience the richness and beauty of Japan while honing your skills on the slopes.

Certifications and Future Season Preparation

Instructor Certifications - NZSIA/SBINZ, the New Zealand instructor which is accepted at most resorts worldwide including Canada, Japan, USA, Switzerland, New Zealand and Australia. If you are looking to follow the snow we'll put a travel and visa plan together to help you get the most from the visas available.

We will help you develop your CV, online presence and a video introduction for hiring managers. We'll identify which resorts to approach and walk you through the application process. Our industry meet and greet dinners will be a great way for you to start networking and building relationships.

Guarantees

Our Season Stoke and Performance guarantees will protect your season if another Covid strikes and if you need a little more instruction to achieve your goals. 

No Language Skills Needed

All program elements are in English and most locals speak English.