How much does Ski Patrol make in Canada?
The average ski patrol salary in Canada is $33,004 per year or $16.93 per hour. Entry-level positions start at $30,118 per year, while most experienced workers make up to $38,852 per year.
How do you become a ski patroller in Canada?
For an individual to become a patroller, he/she must complete a course covering an extensive list of first aid skills and CPR. Additionally, other components such as accident scene management, chair lift evacuation, rescue, communications, avalanche and search and rescue are also part of our program.
Is it hard to become ski patrol?
Working as a ski patroller can be physically demanding, but it also might be the most rewarding job you've ever had. Skiing and snowboarding have inherent risk. Because of this, a huge part of any ski patroller's day is serving as a first responder to any medical emergencies on the mountain.
How do you become a ski patrol in Alberta?
You need to:
- Be 18 years of age for full membership.
- If you are between 15 and 17 years of age, you can join the Junior Safety Patrol.
- Complete the Canadian Ski Patrol Volunteer Form.
- Complete a one-time police information check.
- Be an intermediate/advanced to expert skier (alpine, telemark, or Nordic) or snowboarder.