The fee covers tuition, full-board accommodation, the ski pass and mountain transport, the weekly excursion and evening programme, and round-the-clock supervision.
Yes. The school states that the ski pass and the transport card for the resorts used by the camp are part of the package.
No. Skis or a snowboard, helmet, boots and poles can be rented from the camp for a weekly supplement. Participants may also bring their own equipment.
Yes. Alongside the combined courses, the camp offers a full-day ski programme and a full-day snowboarding programme with no language classes.
German, French and English, each combined with either skiing or snowboarding.
All levels from complete beginner to proficient. Groups are formed by level, with about six participants per class.
Arrival is on Sunday. Departure is on Saturday, or on Sunday for participants who have booked a return airport transfer.
Rates are published for stays of one to four weeks. The school lists longer stays but does not publish rates for them; please confirm details directly with the camp provider before making travel arrangements.
Yes. Transfers from Geneva airport run on Sundays within set arrival and departure windows, with a higher rate outside those hours and on other days. Train transfers from Zurich and Bern are also offered, and an unaccompanied minor service is available.
Yes. Gluten-free, lactose-free, vegan, halal and similar requirements can be arranged on request for a supplement.
