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CASSC Ski/Snowboard Coach

  • Calgary, AB
  • On-site
  • Posted Sep 27, 2026
  • 1 position

$200–$250 / day

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Employment type
Temporary
Experience level
Entry, Junior · 0+ years
Minimum education
Professional degree
Posting language
English
Working hours
40 hours per week

Job summary

Provide safe and effective ski and snowboard instruction to students while managing on-hill training sessions. Maintain athlete performance records and ensure safety protocols are followed throughout the winter season.

Job details

OUR APPROACH At the heart of everything we do is the child. For over 40 years Calgary Academy has been providing an unparalleled environment that embraces students’ unique learning profiles, providing individual pathways to student success! We design engaging, student-centered experiences that nurture a love of learning. Our approach to teaching and learning is supported by our four pillars, beliefs, and the CA Way which empower diverse learners to pursue lives of passion and purpose. The Calgary Academy Ski and Snowboard Club (CASSC), Alberta’s largest school ski and snowboard program, strives to improve the skiing and snowboarding abilities of grade 5-12 Calgary Academy students who are already excelling in their sport. We aim to maximize their on-snow training during school hours to create life-long athletes and advocates of the sport. This program includes aspects of all mountain and technical skiing and riding, avalanche awareness, moguls and goal setting. ABOUT THE ROLE CASSC is looking for 4 Ski/Snowboard Coach’s to support the program for the 26/27 winter season based out of the Lake Louise Ski Hill from November 23, 2026 through till April 2027. Candidates will thrive in this position if they are looking to share their passionate for athletic pursuits, and make a lasting impact with students. SALARY RANGE This position pays $200-$250/day paying above industry standards. A mid-week seasons pass to Lake Louise is negotiable. HIGHLIGHTS OF KEY RESPONSIBILITIES * Provide safe ski/snowboard instruction/coaching to Calgary Academy athletes; - Ensure all students are having fun and are eager to come back the next session; - Improve the skiing and snowboarding skills of Calgary Academy students; - Instill a passion for the sport of skiing in athletes, parents, and anyone you come into contact with; - Be athlete focused; - Achieve athlete’s performance goals set for the season; Athlete Advancement Plan (APP); and - Maintain the positive reputation of Calgary Academy and CASSC. - Run on hill coaching and training sessions; - Meet with athletes, coaches, parents as needed, either verbally by phone, on-line or face to face; - Ensure on hill safety measures; and - Maintain training records. Day 1 evaluations and final reports. QUALIFICATIONS * Must have taken and passed one of the recognized coaching association courses such as; * Canadian Ski Instructors Association (CSIA); * Canadian Ski Federation of Coaches (CSFC); * Or Canada Freestyle Club Coach. * Experience working with youth is considered an asset. * Positive outcome of a current Criminal Record Check, inclusive of Vulnerable Sectors check obtained before Nov 1 each year is required. Checks can be obtained from local Calgary Police Services or RCMP offices. APPLICATION PROCESS To apply, please contact Lanny Donde, Program Director at ldonde@calgaryacademy.com or by phone 403-617-9025 and be prepared to include a copy of your current resume. For Further information, check out the CASSC program on the Calgary Academy https://calgaryacademy.com/cassc/ [https://calgaryacademy.com/cassc/]

What you’ll do

Provide safe and effective ski and snowboard instruction to students while managing on-hill training sessions. Maintain athlete performance records and ensure safety protocols are followed throughout the winter season.

Requirements

Candidates must hold a recognized coaching certification such as CSIA, CSFC, or Canada Freestyle Club Coach. A current Criminal Record Check including a Vulnerable Sectors check is mandatory.

Benefits

• Mid-week seasons pass to Lake Louise

Listed skills

  • Coaching · Preferred

Other relevant skills

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  • Skiing
  • Snowboarding
  • Coaching
  • Instruction
  • Athletic training
  • Safety management
  • Avalanche awareness
  • Goal setting
  • Youth mentorship
  • Performance tracking
  • Training Records Management
  • Industry Standards
  • Diverse Learners
  • Advocacy
  • Goal Setting
  • Teaching
  • Student-Centred Learning

Job areas

  • Sports & Recreation
  • Education
  • Ski and Snowboard Instructor
  • Coach
  • Sports Coaches, Instructors and Officials
  • Coaches and Scouts