Courchevel is where Supreme started in 1991 and is one of the top rated resorts in the world.
Supreme Ski School has taught over 100,000 hours of ski lessons over 30 years, we know how to deliver the perfect ski lesson experience.
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Professional | Small groups | Excellent value
Founded in 1991, our team has taught thousands of people to ski and snowboard, always going the extra mile to ensure your ski holiday in Courchevel is unforgettable.
Courchevel in the Trois Vallées is at the end of the world’s largest lift-linked ski area. With north-facing slopes, the snow at Courchevel is plentiful and perfect, with terrain that entices every level and competency of skier and snowboarder.
There are 150kms of pristine white slopes with a great mix of green, blue and red runs, as well as a series of challenging black runs for the advanced skier or snowboarder. The north-facing slopes ensure excellent conditions throughout the entire winter. The three villages in the valley were renamed but they are still known by their old altitude-related names. Courchevel itself is sometimes referred to as 1850, Moriond is 1650 and Village is often called 1550. You can also ski down to Le Praz, which is where the Supreme office is situated.
The standard meeting point is: at the bottom of Jardin Alpin bubble, opposite Le Planté de Baton
At Supreme, we know just how much our customers look forward to their ski holiday and lessons, and that’s why we go the extra mile to make your stay in Courchevel everything you want it to be. As well as an easy-to-book ski instructor service, we also aim to make your holiday in Courchevel unforgettable and that starts from the moment you contact us. We’ll talk you through all the options, whether that’s by phone, email or via your online booking. If you are new to skiing, we suggest giving our expert team a call so that when you arrive in Courchevel, you can be sure everything has been taken care of.
Nationality: Italian
Languages: English, Italian, French
Joined Supreme in: 2016
Cristiano was born in Cuneo and grew up in Limone Piemonte, a popular Italian ski resort. He started skiing aged 4 and was competing in alpine ski racing from the age of 6 to 17.
Keen follow in his father’s footsteps, who coached the Italian Ski Team, Cristiano became a Ski instructor, telemark teacher and race coach by the time he was 20. He has a wealth of experience working with children, from beginners to young racers! Cris is a popular instructor with our customers, many of whom return to ski with him year on year.
Nationality: Italian
Languages: English, Italian
Joined Supreme in: 2022
I grew up in Milan until I was 15, then I lived in Bormio. I started skiing in Isolaccia, near Bormio.
I started skiing when I was 3 years old. I competed from 6 to 18 years old. I became a ski instructor right after school because I love this job and this sport.
My favourite piste in Meribel is the Face down from the Olympic chairlift.
I enjoy a day of skiing because it is an excellent remedy for any problems 😉
I love teaching children to give them the basic advice to improve and to see them grow up.
Nationality: British
Languages: British, Italian, French
Joined Supreme in: 2019
I grew up in Sauze D’Oulx, a ski resort in the Italian Alps.
I started skiing at the age of 3 in Sauze D’Oulx. I skied competitively for 14 years and became a ski instructor in 2017.
My favourite piste is Suisses, a fun black run in Courchevel 1850. My top tip to give clients is to not overthink what they have to do. It’s important to be relaxed to enjoy skiing as much as possible.
My favourite part of skiing is being outdoors most of the day with beautiful surroundings.
Nationality: Italian
Languages: English, Italian
Joined Supreme in: 2017
Jacopo was born in Rome and started skiing at age 3.
A very funny, friendly guy, Jacopo loves skiing and has been a fully qualified instructor since 2013.
He enjoys teaching all abilities and will always have a smile on his face, whether it’s perfect blue skies or a blizzard! He’s particularly passionate about freeride and is always out skiing when he gets a chance. In the summer, Jacopo works with his family business in construction.
Yes! Courchevel offers gentle slopes, dedicated beginner zones and beginner-friendly lifts perfect for first-time skiers and snowboarders. Our lessons are designed to help beginners gain confidence and learn safely.
Absolutely! We provide tailored group lessons in Courchevel for children aged 5 and up, as well as family-friendly private lessons. We can also offer private lessons for younger children.
For a safe and comfortable ski lesson, make sure to bring:
Helmet
Goggles
Weather-appropriate layers
Lift pass
Properly fitted ski/snowboard equipment
Please note, lift passes and ski hire are not included with lessons. You can rent ski equipment from a selection of ski rental shops in Courchevel.
For your ski lessons in Courchevel, you will need a valid lift pass to access the slopes. Beginners require a Courchevel local-area lift pass, which covers all lifts across the resort. More experienced skiers will require a Three Valleys ski pass for private and group lessons.
Our group ski lessons in Courchevel are kept small, with a maximum of 6 skiers per children’s group and 4 per adult group. This ensures each participant receives plenty of individual guidance and instruction.
Our ski school offers lessons for all levels: beginner, intermediate and advanced. Use our quick levels guide to help select your level. If in doubt, talk to our team or book one level lower; we’ll adjust on day one, if required.
All our ski instructors in Courchevel are fully certified to teach in France and have experience teaching skiers of all ages and abilities, including beginners and children.
The majority of our lessons are delivered in English. To request a lesson to be taught in another language such as French, Italian, German, Portuguese, Spanish, Russian, or Chinese, please contact the office, who are happy to help!
Absolutely! In the winter Courchevel has a fantastic free bus service which connects Courchevel 1300 (Le Praz) to 1550 (village), 1650 (Moriond) and 1850.
There are also services connecting La Tania, Saint-Bon and Bozel into all four of the Courchevel areas.
There are also pedestrianised ski lifts that go up to Courchevel 1850 from Courchevel Le Praz and Courchevel Village (1550). And another linking the centre of Courchevel 1850 and the Jardin Alpin area.
In most conditions, lessons continue as planned. If lifts close or conditions prevent safe skiing, we will do our best to reschedule your lessons. Refunds are available if the entire mountain closes.
If you need to cancel for personal reasons, reschedules are available where possible, and refunds follow our cancellation policy.
Courchevel is made up of 3 villages, Courchevel 1850 is the larger village of the three, there are plenty of facilities and après ski entertainment on your doorstep, aside from great skiing that is! It is also the main lift hub. Moriond, also known as 1650 is known for its gentle blue runs and great bars. There is also a large water sports complex and a toboggan run. Courchevel Village, also known locally as 1550, is the smallest and quietest village of the three. It sits at the bottom of a blue run and is a short gondola ride from 1850.
