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Our courses are taught in English or Mandarin Chinese by instructors holding current CSIA certifications.
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Anyone aged 18 or under who can use the toilet independently and is dressed is welcome to register.
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To ensure the safety of students and the quality of teaching, please wear a helmet throughout the class and do not disturb the students.
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When skiing, you need to fall and get up on the snow in sub-zero temperatures for five hours. The onion-style outfit of wearing a long-sleeved breathable sweat-wicking shirt and yoga pants is the best way to adapt to various weather changes.
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For personal hygiene and safety, please purchase snow goggles, snow socks, and gloves that will come into contact with your skin. You will need to rent snowboards, ski poles, snow boots, snowsuits, snow pants, and helmets to attend lessons.
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Before taking a ski lesson, you should be aware of the following risks:
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Skiing is a high-risk sport that can lead to serious physical injury or death.
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During skiing, you may suffer accidents such as falls, collisions, or slips, which can lead to injuries.
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Weather and terrain conditions, such as wind, snow, and ice, can also affect the skiing process.
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You need to follow the rules of the ski resort and the instructions of the instructors to ensure your safety and the safety of others.
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We strongly recommend that you consult a doctor before taking a ski lesson to understand your physical condition and ensure that your health meets the requirements for taking a ski lesson.
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At the same time, please make sure you have purchased appropriate insurance to deal with possible accidents and losses.
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I understand and accept that there are inherent risks and dangers in attending courses offered by Noyuki International Ski School (hereinafter referred to as Noyuki).
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On behalf of myself and the minors I am responsible for, I hereby waive any claims against the directors, managers, employees, contractors, and course instructors of Noyuki (hereinafter referred to as the "Releasing Party"), and release the Releasing Party from any and all liability for losses, damages, personal injury, or expenses suffered or incurred by me as a participant in the course, including but not limited to damages caused by any negligence or fault of the Releasing Party and damages arising from any decision made by the Releasing Party regarding my performance in following the course.
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Pre-trip reminder: Bring your own high SPF 50 sunscreen lotion and a long-sleeved, close-fitting, moisture-wicking thermal undershirt and pants as a base layer. It's recommended to purchase other personal items such as ski goggles, ski socks, and ski gloves to avoid buying unsuitable items. If you don't have your own equipment, remember to rent ski clothing and gear.
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Weather Impact: In the event of natural disasters or other uncontrollable factors such as weather, the organizer reserves the right to adjust, postpone, or cancel the course.
Introduction
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Children aged 3-5 years old only receive 1-on-1 lessons.
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Students can travel to and from the ski resort on their own or hitch a ride with an instructor.
If there are still empty seats in the coach's car, students' parents can accompany them.
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When hitching a ride with the coach , the travel time to and from the training session is counted towards the class hours.
For example, students are picked up at the Wild Ski Resort at 9:30, equipment is rented at the ski resort at 10:00, class starts at 10:30, lunch break at 12:30, class resumes at 13:30, ski equipment is returned at 14:45, and the equipment is returned to the Wild Ski Resort at 15:30.
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Half-day courses are available in either the morning or afternoon session:
The morning session is from 9:00 to 12:00.
The afternoon session is from 13:00 to 16:00.
The full-day class schedule is: 9:30-15:30
Includes lunch and a 1-hour nap
This fee does not include ski passes or equipment.
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