Train with Level 3 in Guangzhou or Shenzhen
Already a Level 1 ski instructor? Or do you feel your skiing is ready to move beyond Level 1? This two-day camp introduces Level 2 skills and helps you identify what to work on next.
The training covers:
- Improving your skiing on intermediate to advanced outdoor terrain or advanced indoor slopes
- Understanding the requirements and skills assessed in different Level 2 exam tasks
- An introduction to short turns, bumps, and carving
- Video analysis
- Effective teaching techniques
Camp Dates
- October 24–25, 2026 — 6 hours per day
- November 14–15, 2026 — 6 hours per day
Location
Guangzhou Indoor Ski Resort (Guangzhou BONSKI)
Price
RMB 4,400 per person for the full two-day camp.
The camp runs with a minimum of 3 participants and a maximum of 5 participants.
Included:
- Training
- Training venue fee
Not included:
- Participant’s ski resort admission ticket
- Equipment
- Meals and accommodation
- Transportation
Meet Your Instructor
Lorraine Lam — CSIA Level 3 Ski Instructor and Trainer
Lorraine is a ski and snowboard instructor from Hong Kong and has more than 15 snowsports seasons of teaching experience. She began focusing seriously on skiing in New Zealand in 2022 and earned her Level 2 certification. She started preparing for Level 3 in January 2024, passed in March 2025, and earned her CSIA Trainer qualification later that year.
Lorraine knows what it is like to build advanced skills without an early start or exceptional natural athletic ability. She invested heavily in learning from great trainers to make up for gaps in experience and time on snow. Along the way, she trained with instructors including Reilly McGlashanz, Geri Tumbasz, Josh Foster, MC Baron, Jamie Jack, Betsy Linnell, Guy Dale, Wil Comrie and Katsutomo Ishimizu.
Her coaching style is clear and direct. She helps skiers understand why a movement works, improve specific issues in their skiing, and develop the ability to assess and improve their own performance. Having learned from instructors across different systems, she draws on a range of approaches to explain and teach technique.
Lorraine began her career as a snowboard instructor and still teaches snowboarding. She understands the challenges snowboard instructors face when learning to ski and is especially well placed to help instructors who teach both disciplines.
Lorraine’s Experience and Qualifications
- The only Hong Kong instructor in the international department at Guangzhou BONSKI
- Vice principal of the ski school at Shenzhen Karoo Ice and Snow World
- CSIA Ski Trainer
- CSIA Level 3 Ski Instructor
- CASI Level 2 Snowboard Instructor
- NZSIA Freeski Level 1
- NZSIA Children’s Teaching certification
- Canadian Avalanche Skills Training Level 1
- China National Level 5 Ski Instructor
- Examiner for China’s recreational skiing skills certification
- Ski and snowboard boot fitter
Who Is This Camp For?
This camp is designed for:
- Level 1 instructors from different certification systems who want to understand Level 2 exam tasks and how to prepare for them
- Skiers who want an honest assessment of how close they are to Level 2
- Instructors with teaching experience who want to improve their skiing, demonstrations, and teaching
- Participants who have already taken a Level 2 course or assessment and want to work on specific weaknesses
- Instructors planning to take a Level 2 course in Japan, Canada, or elsewhere who want a clearer training plan before they go
- Skiers whose ability is beyond Level 1 and who want to develop short turns, bumps, and stronger overall performance
- People who want specific, personal feedback rather than simply following drills in a group
I hold a Level 1 certification from another system. Can I apply?
Yes. Please send us your certificate and a recent video of your skiing. We’ll review your experience and confirm whether this camp is a good fit. This is an advanced training camp, not a beginner ski course.
What You’ll Work On Over Two Days
Ski technique: Improve speed control, performance, short turns, bumps, and carving. We’ll work on movement details that help you ski with greater stability and ease.
Ski performance analysis: We’ll film your skiing during the camp and teach you how to review the footage and build a practical improvement plan.
Teaching skills: Develop teaching methods that are clear, efficient, and useful to your students.
Enroll Now
Get in touch to ask about the next camp or submit your Level 1 certificate and a recent skiing video for review.
