On Call Ski Instructor

WASATCH PEAKS RANCH - MASTER CLIENT; Morgan (UT); On-site; USD 30,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

Wasatch Peaks Ranch in Utah is seeking passionate Ski & Snowboard Instructors to deliver world-class coaching to guests of all ages and abilities. This role blends teaching with hospitality, upholding a welcoming, professional culture while ensuring safety, skill development, and memorable experiences.

You will tailor lessons to individual needs, maintain grooming and communication, and collaborate with resort teams to ensure seamless bookings and guest satisfaction.

Qualifications

• Proficient skiing/riding at advanced levels with safety focus.
• PSIA-AASI Level I certification or equivalent.
• Minimum 1 year of instruction experience.
• Strong communication and guest-relations skills.
• Willingness to teach in steep terrain and variable conditions.

Responsibilities

• Deliver high-level ski/snowboard instruction for all skill levels.
• Represent Wasatch Peaks Ranch brand values on and off the mountain.
• Customize lesson plans to match individual needs and goals.
• Provide concierge-style guest experience before, during, and after lessons.
• Coordinate with resort teams to ensure proper gear and bookings.
• Maintain safety and align with risk management protocols.

Skills

Advanced skiing

PSIA-AASI Level I

Instruction experience

Children’s Specialist I

Communication skills

Decision making

Adaptability

Teaching steep terrain

Education

PSIA-AASI Level I Certification

PSIA-AASI Children’s Specialist I

Job description

Job Summary:Ski & Snowboard Instructors at Wasatch Peaks Ranch deliver world-class instruction to members and guests of all ages, backgrounds, and abilities—ranging from complete beginners to advanced, double-black-diamond skiers and riders. This is both a teaching and hospitality role, representing our welcoming, professional, and discreet culture while ensuring safety, skill development, and memorable experiences.Job Duties:Instruction & Guest ExperienceDeliver high-level ski or snowboard instruction for all skill levels.Represent WPR brand values on and off the mountain.Customize lesson plans to match individual needs, learning styles, and goals.Demonstrate techniques and movements with professionalism and clarity.Offer a personalized, concierge-style experience before, during, and after lessons.Remember guest names, preferences, and prior lesson details for a bespoke approach.Engage guests warmly and professionally to build loyalty and trust.Assist guests with fitting, adjusting, and caring for ski/snowboard equipment.Teamwork & ProfessionalismMaintain impeccable grooming, uniform, and personal conduct.Exhibit discretion, tact, and confidentiality at all times.Report guest feedback, concerns, or incidents promptly to management.Participate in regular skills, safety, and hospitality training.Collaborate with fellow instructors and other resort teams to ensure a safe, productive, and guest-focused environment.Coordinate with ski valet and Outfitters to ensure proper gear is provided.Work with guest services or concierge to coordinate lesson bookings and schedules.Perform other duties as assigned.Safety & Risk ManagementEnsure guest safety at all times, including correct equipment use and adherence to mountain safety protocols.Monitor weather, slope conditions, and avalanche risks, adjusting plans accordingly.Guide clients through rigorous, steep, and challenging terrain safely.Collaborate closely with ski patrol, valet, and Outfitters teams for seamless operations.Licenses and Special Requirements:Advanced skiing/riding ability (comfortable in black to double black terrain).PSIA- AASI Level I in primary discipline plus minimum 1 year of instruction experience.PSIA-AASI Children’s Specialist I preferredStrong communication and interpersonal skills.Sound decision-making skills and adaptability.Ability to teach in steep and challenging terrain.Valid driver’s license.You must be at least 18 years of age to qualify for this position.Physical Demands and Work Environment:Ability to read, write, and communicate effectively in English.Ability to use two-way radios, beacons, and emergency communication devices.Capable of giving and following clear verbal and written instructions.Ability to visually inspect areas for safety and hazards.Physical stamina to stand, walk, ski/ride, lift, twist, bend, kneel, and balance for extended periods.Comfortable working outdoors in varying and potentially hazardous conditions.