Even the youngest ones have a lot of fun at our ski school! Under the loving guidance of our experienced ski instructors, children aged three to four years old can take their first steps on skis. Safety and fun are the top priority in this beginners course. Child-friendly exercises target the young participants' sense of balance. At the end of this course, kids will master the snowplough technique and may even manage slight curves. To ensure the instruction is manageable for the little ones, our ski instructors plan regular breaks and adapt to the individual abilities and stamina of your child. The course takes place in the fenced children's park in sunny Alpe di Siusi, a safe and child-friendly environment.

Whether you’re on your first skiing holiday with your kids or have been skiing for a while, our course for children aged 4 and above has been created to offer personalised support. On the first day, we’ll find out your child’s level and place them in the right group, so that everyone gets their money's worth. Beginners learn basic techniques on easy slopes, and kids with advanced skills can face the challenges of more demanding slopes. The course includes lift training, which shows children how to use different lifts. Our excursions are fun and they include a leisurely lunch on the slopes for three days. The highlight and conclusion of this course is a big race on Friday afternoon – winners get a prize.

Our Saslong Emotions course is aimed at children aged 10 to 18 who can already ski on an advanced level. Our young and experienced ski instructors offer course participants a varied programme packed with challenges. The range of excursions cover everything from simple freshly groomed slopes to covered terrain and snow parks, where participants learn all the techniques they need to master the breathtaking slopes of Dolomiti Superski. 
In addition to skiing, the programme also features snowboarding and an introduction to snowblades. The Saslong Emotions course guarantees young participants a lot of fun in a cool community, while learning new techniques and enjoying safe skiing lessons. Some of the topics covered include the 10 FIS rules, tackling dangers on the slopes and in special weather conditions, and accident response.