Private Ski Lessons for Kids (from 3 y.) of All Levels - Serre-Chevalier - Monetier

About the Activity

What to Expect

At Serre Chevalier, we offer private ski lessons for children from the age of 3, whatever their ability. Whether it is their very first time on skis or they already have some experience, we tailor each lesson to their needs. With one-to-one guidance from our instructors, children can progress at their own pace, learning to handle their equipment, make their first turns, or refine techniques such as parallel skiing and controlling steeper slopes.

We also give families the option to book as a small private group of up to 8 children of a similar level. This way, youngsters can enjoy skiing together while still benefiting from personalised instruction. We adapt our teaching style to each group, making sure every child stays motivated, safe, and steadily improving.

With Serre Chevalier’s varied terrain and inspiring alpine setting, we create the perfect environment for young skiers to gain confidence, develop their skills, and share the joy of skiing with us.

Meeting Time

We meet on the snow front of pré-chabert in Le Mônetier-les-Bains, 10 minutes before the start of the lesson.

Ski Pass

Children under 5 years old don’t need a ski pass for lessons, but all skiers aged 5 and above must have a ski pass from the first day. You can buy your ski pass at the ski lift ticket office or online before the first lesson.

Requirements

• Minimum age: 3 years

• Experience is not required

Not Included

• Lunch

• Ski pass

• Ski equipment

Bring Along

• Money for lunch

• Ski pass

• Warm outdoor clothing; layers are recommended

• Gloves

• Goggles

• Warm socks, including an extra pair

• Snacks

• Thermal clothing

• Ski equipment and helmet

Good to Know

• For the Christmas holidays & school holidays in February, we recommend you book early in advance due to high demand

• The minimum age is a general recommendation and may vary depending on level and experience.

• The whole family can join the private lessons together, as long as everyone has a similar skill level