• Duration: 4h
• No. of group participants : 4 min - 6 max
• Price : 80 per person (-50% if you are a seasonal worker in the resort, proof of employment required).

The aim of this course is to familiarise you with the basic use of your avalanche transceiver, shovel and probe.

Avalanche scenarios are then set up so that you can practise in conditions similar to the real thing.

• Duration: 4h
• No. of group participants : 4 min - 6 max
• Price : 80 (-50% if you are seasonal)

Prerequisites : be familiar with the basic use of your avalanche transceiver, shovel and probe (search for a single victim).

Perfecting your multi-victim search skills.

Scenarios put in place.

• Duration: 4h
• No. of group participants : 4 à 6
• Price : 80 (-50% if you are seasonal)

Prerequisites : Mastering a multi-victim search.

This course teaches you how to organise an avalanche search with several rescuers, so you can be quick and efficient! Most searches involving several rescuers are poorly managed and waste precious time - every minute counts!

• Duration: 4h
• No. of group participants : 4 à 6
• Price : 80€

To understand the dangers in the mountains, it's essential to have a thorough knowledge of the topography of the places we want to descend, especially if the weather is uncertain and fog is lurking! How can we know where to go if we can't find our bearings, if we don't know what the place we need to head for looks like?

This course will give you the key knowledge you need to avoid these inconveniences!

• Duration: 6-7h
• No. of group participants : 4 à 6
• Price : 100 (-50% if you are a seasonal worker)

Part of this course will be held indoors to familiarise you with the theoretical knowledge you need to understand what snow is and why avalanches occur.

Then, out in the field, we'll go and identify all the different types of snow at the moment, and understand whether the snowpack is stable or not!

Bring your own picnic!

• Duration: 6-7h
• No. of group participants : 4 à 6
• Price : 100 (-50% if you are a seasonal worker)

Prerequisites : recognise the different types of snow and their impact on the stability of the snowpack.

The aim of this training course is to familiarise you with all the information you need to make the right decision, and then to ride the routes that make sense to you.

Bring your own picnic!

• Duration: 6-7h
• No. of group participants : 4 à 6
• Price : 100 (-50% if you are a seasonal worker)

Prerequisites : Mastering cartography, Nivology and avalanche rescue

Here, you will learn to be totally autonomous, no longer dependent on professionals or friends to make the right decisions. 

The aim is to organise an off-piste outing or a hike, just like a mountain professional! To understand why we choose this slope rather than another, to stop at this level rather than another, to slide quickly rather than slowly; in short, to be able to adapt the way we slide to optimise our safety, in a place that is always potentially dangerous!

Level 2 is identical, EXCEPT that this time you are the leader of the outing, with the mountain guide acting as a member of your group and correcting your initiatives if they are not appropriate for your safety and that of your group.

Bring your own picnic!