
Group ski lessons
Taking lessons with a qualified ski instructor is a great way to discover the joy of skiing and improve your technique. We offer ski school groups for all ability levels and will guide you from your very first turn.
Our ski school and lessons are divided into different groups based on ability and age. This ensures that everyone gets the most out of their lessons and has fun with others at the same level. Before booking ski school for your child, please read the group descriptions and choose a group based on both age and ability level.
The ski school groups meet at different locations, see the meeting point map.
Alpine skiing
Ages 3–6Level 1Level 2Level 3Level 4
Snögubbar — Level 1
Suitable for: Children aged 3–4 who have never skied before or have only tried it a little.
Prerequisites: No previous experience is required. However, children must be comfortable being away from their parents for the entire lesson.
We practise: With play, fun and laughter at the heart of each session, we provide a safe and enjoyable introduction to skiing. We practise riding a button lift, controlling speed, snowploughing, turning and stopping.
Goal: Be able to ride a button lift, control your speed, stop and turn in both directions on green slopes.
Smygare — Level 1
Suitable for: Children aged 5–9 who have never skied before or have only tried it a little.
Prerequisites: No prior experience required.
We practise: With fun and playfulness at the heart of each session, we provide a safe and enjoyable introduction to skiing. We practise using the button lift, controlling speed, snowploughing, turning and stopping.
Goal: Be able to ride a button lift, slow down, stop, and turn in both directions on green slopes.
Snöstjärnor — Level 2
Suitable for: Children aged 4–5 who have skied before.
Prerequisites: Able to stop and turn in both directions. Able to ride a button lift independently.
We practise: We’ll improve balance and build confidence in turning. We’ll start the week at Lillramis and then explore more of the ski area, depending on the group’s ability.
Goal: Feel confident using a button lift and skiing with control on green slopes by slowing down, stopping and turning in both directions.
Små Glidare — Level 2
Suitable for: Children aged 4–6 who are confident on green slopes and have started skiing on blue slopes.
Prerequisites: Able to use a button lift independently and ski with control on green slopes. May have tried a T-bar lift.
We practise: We’ll continue developing our turning skills and balance while exploring more slopes and lifts. New challenges will help us feel more confident throughout the ski area. We’ll start in Glidarbacken and then venture further into the ski area based on the group’s ability.
Goal: Be able to ski with speed and control on green and blue slopes, use button lifts and T-bar lifts, and feel confident on wider, longer slopes and across different types of terrain.
Små Svängare — Level 3
Suitable for: Children aged 4–6 who are confident on blue runs and can ski most red runs.
Prerequisites: Able to ride a T-bar lift independently and ski with control on blue and red slopes.
We practise: We develop our skiing technique by skiing faster, making more controlled turns and starting to get a feel for parallel skiing. We challenge ourselves with some tree skiing and introduce the terrain park.
Goal: Ski confidently and in control on red runs, adjust your speed to the terrain, and make parallel turns.
Små Fräsare — Level 4
Suitable for: Children aged 4–6 who are confident skiers and can ski most slopes with parallel skis.
Prerequisites: Confident skiing with parallel skis on both red and black runs and using the entire lift system.
We focus on: Fine-tuning our skiing technique by working on edge control, improving our skiing across varied terrain, practising jumps and developing our off-piste skills.
Goal: Be able to ski with good technique and control throughout the ski area, adapt your skiing to different types of terrain, and feel confident on easier jumps and off-piste terrain. You should also be able to make carved turns.
Ages 7–10Level 1Level 2Level 3Level 4Advanced
Smygare — Level 1
Suitable for: Children aged 5–9 who have never skied before or have only tried it a little.
Prerequisites: No prior experience is required.
We practise: With a focus on fun and challenges, we provide a safe and enjoyable introduction to skiing. We practise riding a button lift, controlling speed, snowploughing, turning and stopping.
Goal: Be able to use a button lift, control your speed, stop, and turn in both directions on green slopes.
Glidare — Level 2
Suitable for: Children aged 7–10 who are confident on green slopes and have started skiing on blue slopes.
Prerequisites: Able to use a button lift independently and ski with control on green slopes. May have tried a T-bar lift.
We practise: We’ll develop our balance and skiing technique while exploring more slopes and lifts. New challenges will help us feel more confident throughout the ski area. We’ll start in Glidarbacken and then venture further into the ski area, depending on the group’s ability.
Goal: Be able to ski with control on green and blue slopes, use button lifts and T-bar lifts, and feel confident on longer runs and varied terrain.
Svängare — Level 3
Suitable for: Children aged 7–10 who are confident on blue runs and can ski most red runs.
Prerequisites: Able to ride a T-bar lift independently and ski with control on blue and red slopes.
We practise: We develop our skiing technique by skiing faster, making more controlled turns and starting to get a feel for parallel skiing. We challenge ourselves with some tree skiing and introduce the terrain park.
Goal: Ski with control on red runs, adjust your speed to the terrain, and make parallel turns.
Fräsare — Level 4
Suitable for: Children aged 7–10 who are confident skiers and can ski most slopes with parallel skis.
Prerequisites: Confident skiing with parallel skis on both red and black runs and using the entire lift system.
We focus on: Fine-tuning our skiing technique by working on edge control, developing our skills across varied terrain, practising jumps and improving our off-piste skiing.
Goal: Ski confidently and with good technique throughout the entire ski area, adapt your skiing to different types of terrain, feel comfortable with jumps and easier off-piste skiing, and begin to make carved turns.
Raketer — Advanced
Suitable for: Children aged 7–10 who are highly experienced skiers and can make carved, parallel turns throughout the ski area.
Prerequisites: Confident skiing with parallel skis on black runs and using the entire lift system, including forest terrain and the terrain park.
We focus on: We refine our skiing technique by adapting to the terrain and snow conditions. We seek out new challenges across the entire ski area and spend some time in the woods and terrain park, where we practise jumps, balance and creative line choices.
Goal: Be able to carve turns throughout the entire ski area, adapt your skiing to the terrain, surface and snow conditions, and feel confident in the terrain park, glades and off-piste. At very high speed.
10–15 yearsLevel 1Level 3Advanced
Alpine Beginner — Level 1
Suitable for: Young people aged 10–15 who have never skied before or have only tried it a few times.
Prerequisites: No prior experience required.
We focus on: We build a solid foundation for confident skiing by practising using the lift, controlling speed, snowploughing, turning and stopping.
Goal: Be able to ride a button lift, slow down, stop and make controlled turns in both directions on green and blue slopes.
Alpine Intermediate — Level 3
Suitable for: Young people aged 11–15 who are confident on green and blue slopes and want to take their skiing to the next level.
Prerequisites: Able to ride a button lift, stop and turn with control on green and blue slopes.
We focus on: We develop skiing technique by practising parallel turns, improving flow and adapting speed and line choice to varied terrain.
Goal: Be able to ski with parallel skis on blue runs and feel confident skiing red runs.
Alpine Advanced — Advanced
Suitable for: Young people aged 11–15 who can confidently make parallel carved turns on red runs and most black runs.
Prerequisites: Skis confidently on red runs, can handle most black runs, and is comfortable using the entire lift system.
We focus on: We’ll refine our skiing technique by developing long and short turns, working on edge control, and adapting our skiing to the terrain and snow conditions. We’ll also challenge ourselves in the trees and terrain park.
Goal: Ski confidently with good technique and carved turns throughout the ski area, adapt your skiing to varied terrain, and feel comfortable on the slopes, in the forest, and in the terrain park.
Freeride & Park, ages 8–17Advanced
Freeride Junior, ages 8–12 — Advanced
Suitable for: Children aged 8–12 who are confident skiing parallel, carved turns at very high speed throughout the ski area and are looking for challenges off-piste.
Prerequisites: Confident skiing on all slopes and using the entire lift system. Previous experience of terrain parks or off-piste skiing is required.
We focus on: We develop our skiing technique on varied terrain beyond the slopes, skiing in the forest and terrain park. We practise line choice, balance, jumps and creative skiing while exploring off-piste terrain and natural features.
Goal: Feel confident adapting your skiing to the terrain and snow conditions, while developing technique and confidence in the terrain park, glades and off-piste.
Freeride Youth, ages 13–17 — Advanced
Suitable for: Young people aged 13–17 who are confident making parallel carved turns at very high speed throughout the ski area and are looking for challenges off-piste.
Prerequisites: Confident skiing on all slopes and using the entire lift system. Previous park or off-piste experience is required.
We’ll work on: We’ll develop our skiing technique on varied terrain beyond the pistes, skiing in the forest and terrain park. We’ll practise line choice, balance, jumps and creative skiing while exploring off-piste terrain and natural features.
Goal: Feel confident adapting your skiing to the terrain and snow conditions, while developing your technique and confidence in the terrain park, glades and off-piste.
Park Intro, ages 12–16 — Advanced
Suitable for: Young people aged 12–16 who want to improve their park riding, whether you're new to the park or have only tried a few jumps and rails.
Prerequisites: Can ski all slopes with control and parallel skis.
We’ll work on: We’ll cover the basics of terrain park skiing and develop your technique based on your ability level. We’ll practise jumps, grabs, rotations and rails in a safe environment, focusing on technique, control and progression.
Goal: Feel more confident in the terrain park and improve your technique so you can take the next step—whether that means hitting your first jump, landing a stylish grab or mastering a new rotation.
Snowboard
Ages 9–15Level 1Level 3Advanced
Beginner Snowboarding — Level 1
Suitable for: Young people aged 9–15 who have never snowboarded before or have only tried it a few times.
Prerequisites: No prior experience is required.
We practise: We build a solid foundation for confident snowboarding by practising balance, control, riding the lift, turning and stopping.
Goal: Be able to ride with control on green and blue slopes, use a button lift, and turn in both directions.
Intermediate Snowboarding — Level 3
Suitable for: Young people aged 9–15 who are confident on green and blue slopes and want to improve their snowboarding skills.
Prerequisites: Able to turn confidently on both toe and heel edges and ride button and T-bar lifts independently.
We’ll practise: We’ll develop technique to improve flow and control on steeper slopes. We’ll also start exploring small jumps and varied terrain.
Goal: Ride with control on blue and red slopes, adapt your riding to the terrain, and feel confident on smaller jumps.
Advanced Snowboarding — Advanced
Suitable for: Young people aged 10–15 who are confident riding red and black runs and have good control.
Prerequisites: Confidently ride red and black runs and can use all types of lifts.
We focus on: We refine our technique by carving, develop our skiing across varied terrain, and explore off-piste skiing. We also practise jumps and other challenges suited to the group's ability level.
Goal: Ride confidently and with good technique throughout the entire ski area, adapt your riding to the terrain and snow conditions, and feel comfortable with carving, jumps and steeper off-piste terrain.
Ages 12–16Advanced
Snowboard Freeride — Advanced
Suitable for: Experienced snowboarders aged 12–16 who are confident riding throughout the ski area at very high speeds and are looking for challenges beyond the groomed slopes.
Prerequisites: Confident riding on all slopes and using the entire lift system. Previous park or off-piste experience is required.
We’ll work on: We’ll develop our snowboarding skills in varied terrain beyond the slopes, riding through the forest and terrain park. We’ll work on line choice, balance, jumps and creative riding while exploring off-piste terrain and natural features.
Goal: Feel confident adapting your riding to the terrain and snow conditions, while developing technique and confidence in the terrain park, glades and off-piste.
We always run our lessons as scheduled, even if there are only a few participants. To ensure the best possible experience for everyone, we may adjust the group allocation by ability level if necessary.
Ski school meeting points

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Questions & answers
How do I know which group to book?
Start with your child’s age and current ability level. Then read the group descriptions, paying particular attention to the prerequisites for each group. If you’re unsure, please feel free to contact us and we’ll help you find the group that’s the best fit.
What happens if I’ve chosen the wrong level?
If the level turns out to be too easy or too difficult, we will try to move your child to a group at the right level. We will always contact you as their parent before making a potential change.
My child wants to ski with their friend. Can they be in the same group?
If they are at exactly the same level and within the age range specified for the group, that is fine. Otherwise, they will be placed in separate groups. Group placement is always based on skiing ability and prior experience.
Do you need a lift pass?
Yes, a lift pass is required for all lessons for children over the age of 7.
Can parents come along?
No, children take part in ski school without a parent, regardless of their ability level or age. This is because children progress best when they can build their own relationship with the ski instructor and the group.