Ski lessons in
St. Moritz

Your instructor will suggest a convenient meeting point for the start of your lessons in St. Moritz, normally this will be at the main lift area of St. Moritz. If you would like the instructor to meet you at your accommodation in St. Moritz, you can discuss this with them pre-booking by sending them a message or simply make the booking and discuss the meeting point afterwards.

We recommend an instructor based on your search terms, however you may be looking for an instructor with particular qualities, skills or experience for your lessons in St. Moritz. You can learn more about each instructor by reading the description on their profile, which provides you with more information on what to expect in a lesson. We also suggest reading the instructor's verified reviews from past customers, as this will provide a great insight into whether you think they will be a good fit for your lesson requirements.

Yes, the shorter priority lift queues are open to all instructors in St. Moritz.

If you are looking for lessons at a particular time of day in St. Moritz, we recommend using the filters to narrow down the search results. The instructor's lesson timings and availabilities may vary, so to see the exact lesson times available you will need to click the 'view availability' button on the search results or on the instructor's profile. If you can't find the exact time you're looking for but are interested in booking an instructor, you can message them prior to booking to see if they can accommodate your preferred timings.

To book your lessons, click on the instructor's profile and then select the lesson times you would like to book. Then simply click book now, to checkout and pay - if you are booking your lessons more than 30 days in advance, you will have the option to pay a 20% deposit and then settle the balance 24 days prior to when the lessons start.

All instructors on Maison Sport have their qualifications vetted and verified by the Maison Sport instructor team.

In France all instructors must carry a ‘Carte Professionelle’ licence. This licence is administered by the French Government and it takes 5 years+ to attain this. This qualification also includes numerous teaching and technical performance diplomas in skiing or snowboarding, European mountain safety courses and the Euro speed test. The instructors are also required to have a criminal record check and a first aid certificate.

Italy, Switzerland, Austria, Germany, Finland, Scotland, Spain – all verified instructors must carry a minimum level of qualification which must be at the ISIA card level or above. Independent instructors must also provide documentation to show they meet the local regulatory requirements to teach.

In addition to this, all instructors are also required to have a criminal record check and a first aid certificate. Find out more about our ski instructors qualifications here.