Technical levels

An adult teaches a child to ski on a snowy slope, both wearing helmets and winter gear. - Scuola Sci Cortina

Level L0 — Complete beginner

“I have never skied before”

You will learn to move in snowplough position within the ski school area.

Adult teaching a child to ski on a snowy slope, with chalets and trees in the background. - Scuola Sci Cortina

Level L1 — Introduction

“I can move in snowplough”

You will begin to tackle your first turns on easy slopes (blue runs)

Person in red jacket skiing on a sunny, snowy slope with mountains and buildings in the background. - Scuola Sci Cortina

Level L2 — Elementary

“I can snowplough turn outside the ski school area”

You will manage your speed on easy slopes, starting to bring your skis parallel.

Two skiers, one in red and one in blue, ski down a snowy slope on a sunny day. - Scuola Sci Cortina

Level L3 — Foundation

“I can ski in parallel on easy slopes (blue runs)”

You will improve balance and confidence to progress towards intermediate slopes (red runs).

Two skiers in red jackets stand on a snowy slope, smiling and holding ski poles, mountains in background. - Scuola Sci Cortina

Level L4 — Basic intermediate

“I can ski in parallel on intermediate slopes (red runs)”

You are starting to feel confident enough to tackle difficult slopes (black runs).

A skier in a red jacket and black helmet skis downhill on a snowy slope, kicking up powder. - Scuola Sci Cortina

Level L5 — Intermediate

“I can ski on difficult slopes (black runs) with quick, confident turns”

The slopes will hold no more secrets: technique and confidence on every type of terrain.

A skier in a red jacket speeds down a snowy mountain slope with rocky cliffs in the background. - Scuola Sci Cortina

Level L6 — Advanced

“I can ski on any terrain with confidence”

You can move towards competitive skiing and disciplines such as freestyle and freeski.