Safety:- Poor snow is simply unsafe. Trying to ski on slopes where grass and rocks protrude through the snow is dangerous and especially so for inexperienced beginners.

With our carefully selected resorts in Switzerland your students will experience good and safe snow, from December through to mid-April.

All our selected resorts have areas suitable for beginners above 2000m

Enjoyment:- Poor snow destroys the student’s confidence and makes for a woeful experience.

Good snow conditions in our Swiss resorts make it great fun for students and all concerned.

Our British instructors work for us because they enjoy working with our students. They always aim to make their lessons fun. The lessons are of course delivered in English with all the humour that can only come from British instructors.

It’s also no fun being bussed for hours, because of lack of snow in your resort (an all too common experience), to an area where there is snow, only to find the lift queues are horrendous. All the resorts listed below are snow sure, throughout the season, with ski lifts less than 10 minutes by coach or less than a 20 minute walk away.

Learning:- Lack of snow or poor snow inevitably leads to reduced time on skis.

With Ski Gower (unless the weather is too bad to ski at all) the students will always have over 30 hours a week in which to learn to ski.

All resorts have a beginner’s ski area at over 2000m, with the top heights of the resorts ranging from 2662m to 3600m.

The British instructors travel out and back with the group. They do not teach all season long and are thus fresh every time for our students. Their sole objective is to improve our students and they enjoy the thrill of seeing raw beginners learn to ski and those who have skied before improve their skills by the end of each week.

Value for Money:-

Finally, we deliver “VALUE FOR MONEY”. The students and their parents will want to know that their money is well spent. With some holidays by air costing over £1000 and even the cheapest coach trip in the region of £700 the cost for each hour on snow can be very high. If your students can attain more than 30 hours each week on snow, then it will all be worth it! With Ski Gower, 30+ hours a week on snow is not just an aim it is a reality!