RM - Adaptive Alpine Mono-Ski/Bi-Ski Level 1 Assessment

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Date: Thursday, April 3, 2025 from 8:45 am - 4:00 pm
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Event Type: Certification Exam

Location: Breckenridge Ski Area

Available Registration Packages (click for more info):
Event Registration:
- First Chair Rate: $150.00 (available through Wednesday, March 12)
- Last Chair Rate: $165.00
- CEUs: 6

Spots Remaining: 6 (as of 31 minutes ago)

Event Prerequisites: Current PSIA-AASI Membership, Adaptive Alpine Bi-Ski/Mono-Ski Level I Professional Knowledge Exam, Alpine Level 1 Certification

Registration Deadline: Thursday, March 20, 2025, 11:59 pm

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Offline Registration: Please download an event application from the menu on the left and submit it to the Rocky Mountain Division Office.

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Course Description:

Level I Adaptive Alpine certification candidates are required to complete the Online L I Module Exam at least one week before the on-hill assessment. Ample time will be provided to complete the test but not enough to "look up" answers in your library. Online exams consist of two different tests for each of the disciplines in a module, totaling four online tests per module.

This is a one-day Module Assessment in which candidates will be verified in their skiing, teaching, medical & technical knowledge, and competent use of mono-ski and bi-ski adaptive equipment.

The PSIA-RM office will send you notice of all other participants in your exam. It is your responsibility to work with your fellow examinees and bring all equipment that is needed for your on-hill exam.

Hit the books now before we all hit the snow. A great place to start is with our current national publications such as the PSIA Adaptive Alpine Manual, PSIA Alpine Adaptive Instruction Supplement: Diagnoses and Medication Classifications, PSIA Alpine Technical Manual, and the Snowsports Teaching Manual for Snowsports Instructors. Digital versions are available for free at Digital Manuals. Please spend time reviewing the educational resources available on the Adaptive Alpine Reference Materials section of the PSIA-RM website.

Lodging Information: Please check out this document to view discounted lodging rates for the season by location.

Additional Event Details:

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Policy modifications and cancellations must be done at least five days before the start date of the event. The policy is fully refundable until that time and is non-refundable after.

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Spot also offers annual insurance to keep you covered anytime you're skiing, riding, or mountain biking during the year for only $149.99. Learn more in your pro offer portal.

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If you need an ADA accommodation, please reference this document and contact the division office at least 4 weeks prior to the event.  Please note, events can fill up at any time, even prior to the registration deadline. Rocky Mountain reserves the right to cancel an event due to low event registrations or other reasons at any time. Typically a decision is made 2-3 weeks from the event start date regarding cancellation. If booking lodging, please check the cancellation policy for the lodging you reserve. By signing up for a Rocky Mountain event, you are agreeing to abide by our Cancellation Policy. 

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