If you’re a Certified Member and haven’t maintained or met your CEU requirements: You’ll see an Education Prepayment fee on your membership dues renewal statement.* Your membership status changes to certified inactive. To return to certified active status, you’ll need to complete the minimum number of CEUs according to how far behind you are on […]
If you are not able to physically attend an event for a medical reason in the season that you are due, you can avoid prepaying for an event by requesting a medical waiver. Please ask your doctor to fill out this Medical Waiver form or write a note stating that you are unable to fulfill
Each discipline has different requirements: Click on this link for Adaptive Certification and Professional Development Path. Click on this link for Alpine Certification and Professional Development Path. Click on this link for Cross Country Certification and Professional Development Path. Click on this link for Snowboard/AASI Certification and Professional Development Path. Additional details for AASI Level
What are the prerequisites for Level II or III exams? Read More »
Inactive Policy In 2018, the Eastern Board of Directors agreed to the language of the national policies and processes across all of the regions for CEU management. The CEU Policy can be found here.
What are the changes to the Inactive policy? Read More »
We do not require, but suggest that you if you are teaching in more than one discipline, that you alternate clinics between your disciplines each time you are due. Alternating in this way will keep you up-to-date in both/all of your disciplines, which is to your advantage.
If I am certified in more than one discipline, what are my credit requirements? Read More »
We process the results of assessment (exam) events back into the database ASAP when we have received all of the information we need. With the new developments in our database, the process is much faster than it used to be, but there are times when extra time is needed to match and verify the details.
Congratulations on achieving your Level III Certification! The ISIA Program is managed through the National PSIA office. For general information about the ISIA Program, go to this link. If your questions are not answered there, please call the national office at (303) 987-9390.
I just got my Level III Certification. How can I sign up for the ISIA Program? Read More »
PSIA-AASI offers reciprocity for certain levels of membership in professional snowsports instructor associations in other countries. If you would like more information on what a non-PSIA-AASI certification would equate to, please call the office at (518) 452-6095, or e-mail for more details. Click here for the PSIA-AASI Foreign Certification Equivalency Policy.
The SnowPro newsletter is published 3 times a year and if printed mails from Albany, NY, approximately as follows each year: Fall – November Winter – February (online only) Spring – May (online only)
How often should I receive the Eastern newsletter – The SnowPro? Read More »
32 Degrees: The Journal of Professional Snowsports Instruction is published three times each year. Generally, it is mailed as follows: Fall – end of September Winter – end of December Spring – end of February This publication is mailed from PSIA-AASI National Headquarters. If you need further assistance regarding this mailing, you should contact the national
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