Стандарты подготовки инструкторов: ISIA (Международная школа)

ШКОЛЫ ИНСТРУКТОРОВ

11.06.2003

Минимальные стандарты обучения для членства
в ISIA

1. Введение

2. Минимальные требования и экзамены

3. Контроль

4. Совершенствование в перспективе

5. Документы

6. Transitory regulations

1. Введение

° A national ski teacher association can only be a member the ISIA
if it fulfils this minimum standard in its training of ski teachers
and further requirements for membership.

° The ISIA standard does not automatically claim mutual recognition
of the respective national professional training.

° The aim of the professional training must be to enable candidates
to give commercial ski instruction

2.1 Conditions for admission to examinations.

Duration of training.

• In order to guarantee the minimum standard at least 450 hours of training
  should be offered.
• The time of training should be divided as follows: 2/3 including teaching
  and methodology and 1/3 theory
  
  
  
  - In addition to a main language the ski instructor should be able to
  teach in a second language.
  
  - The ski instructor must have some ability in a second discipline (e.g.:
  telemark/snowboard)

2.2 Examinations

2.2.1 Practical examination

Parts of examination:

- Technique- (free skiing and demonstrations)

- Fast skiing (at least one timed run)

- Second discipline

2.2.2 Teaching and methodology

Teach at least two practical lessons of about 30 minutes

2.2.3 Theory

Oral and or written examination

Elements of examination:

- Technique

- Movement theory (Kinaesthetics)

- Equipment

- Teaching – methodology

- Safety in teaching and security

- General knowledge of tourism

- Alpine hazards and avalanche knowledge.

2.2.4 Alpine hazards and avalanche knowledge (within organised
ski area).

Practical examinations

- Judgement of avalanche danger

- Guiding a group off piste (marked routes)

- Use of avalanche search equipment

- Orientation (map reading, compass, altimeter)

- Accident procedures (first aid, rescue and immediate action)

 

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3. Control

Before the Delegate Assembly decides on a new member applying to join
ISIA representatives observe the training in the respective associations
in order to control and examine if the minimum standard is complied
with, as well as if the further training is carried out.

 

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4. Further training

In order to guarantee the minimum standard it is necessary to attend
a refresher course on a regular basis (as a rule 2 days every two years).

 

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5. Supporting documents

ISIA statutes

 

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6. Transitory Regulations

In accordance with article 18 of the ISIA statutes, any member not
in possession of the minimum standard at the time of activation of these
regulations will have a time period of two years to conform. If the
conformity has not been achieved within this time period the member
will lose its membership

The regulations concerning the minimum standard will come into force
after its adoption through the meeting of delegates.

 

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(Decided by the delegates assembly in Sierra Nevada – Spain on
may 11th 2000).

С уважением ко всем работающим
в России организациям, занимающимся подготовкой
инструкторов.

Дмитрий Шишков, инструктор-преподаватель.

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"Союз инструкторов горных лыж и сноуборда"