Two-day Level I assessment with coaching provided during evaluation. Three modules: Ski Performance, Movement Analysis/Technical Understanding, and Teaching/People Skills. Employment at a PSIA-AASI Member School required.

CS1 on-snow clinic and assessment. Requires completion of online course 48 hours prior to on-snow component. Focus on children’s learning styles, safety, and age-appropriate teaching progressions.

Three-day Level II assessment. Candidates must ski all green and blue terrain including bumps and un-groomed conditions, plus groomed moderate black terrain. Three assessment modules over three days.

Two-day Adaptive Level I assessment. Requires Alpine Level I or Snowboard Level I certification prior to attending. Focus on sit-ski, visual impairment, and cognitive disability instruction.

Three-day Level III assessment. Advanced certification requiring ability to ride all terrain types. Three assessment modules: Riding Performance, Technical Understanding/Movement Analysis, and Teaching/People Skills.

Three-day Level III assessment. Advanced certification requiring ability to ski all terrain types and teach advanced skiers. The pinnacle of NRM alpine certification.

Multi-regional unified assessment for Level II and III telemark candidates. National alignment event across PSIA-AASI regions. Modular three-day format with separate modules for each skill area. Candidates may register for individual days.