Private ski coaching

Small ski school offering private lessons for groups of all ages

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This ski school provides excellent private tuition for "private" groups which can be composed of your children, friends or your whole family.

The exact pricing depends on the size of your group (eight people maximum for regular ski lessons or up to six for off-piste) and the dates you'll be skiing.

What's the cherry on the cake? All FT Outdoors clients benefit from lift priority which means a lot more skiing without any waiting around.

FT Outdoors offer lessons for all levels and all ages, whether you are a complete beginner or a confident skier with a few tricks up your sleeve. Choose the time of day that suits you best and your personal coach will build your confidence, help improve your technique, and take you to the best slopes for your level and to find the nicest snow.

You don't have to worry about any communication barriers, FT Outdoors have some British instructors and the others speak good English as well as instructors who speak Russian, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian and German. You won't be waiting around in lift queues either, clients have the fantastic advantage of lift line priority.

When teaching children, their aim is to make skiing as fun as possible, pretty much the same as playing a game. They help kids understand that like even the simplest games there are always rules that must be respected, especially when their safety depends on it!

Adults will be able to build their confidence much quicker than in group lessons as the lesson is planned and run exactly to meet their needs and level. They will help you improve your technique, making skiing easier and more enjoyable. Full day lessons are highly recommended to see a real difference in your ability.

FT Outdoors also offer:

Snowboard coaching
Ski safari (Multiple ski areas in the same holiday)
Freeride and freestyle lessons - Learn to rip!
Cross country lessons
Ski touring
Heli skiing
Snow shoe tours
A choice of après-ski activities in Courchevel
Every Friday: Savoyard dinner followed by a torchlit descent

Where to meet

The meeting point with your instructor will be agreed upon between yourself and the FT Outdoors reservations manager. Once you’ve got to know your instructor you can make future meeting arrangements directly with him or her. These are their most popular meeting points for each resort:

Courchevel 1850 - In front of the big slope map at La Croisette underneath the Verdons gondola.
Courchevel Moriond (1650) - In front of the big slope map at the bottom of the Ariondaz gondola.
Courchevel Village (1550) - Either in front of the big slope map at the bottom of the Grangettes gondola or at the bottom of the Tovets chairlift depending on which suits you best or where you are staying.
Courchevel Le Praz - In front of the big slope map at the bottom of the Forêt gondola.
Méribel - At the bottom of the Rhodos gondola at La Chaudanne which is where most of the lifts leave from.