Here are EIGHT ways you can take advantage of your member benefits.
- Read 32 Degrees magazine, PSIA-AASI’s award winning and top rated member-benefit!
- Learn with PSIA-AASI’s e-learning courses and webinars.
- Save money with members-only Pro Offers and shop the online store.
- Join the conversation on PSIA-AASI’s social media channels.
- Update your member profile, using the member portal, where you can download your member card, update your communication preferences, and more.
- Access FREE digital manuals of the Teaching Snowsports Manual, the Teaching Children Snowsports Manual AND the technical manual of your primary discipline.
- Attend training events across the country.
- Attain your PSIA-AASI certification to be a better skier or rider AND teacher.
- Registered Members. You’re a PSIA-AASI member who’s starting your education journey and hasn’t yet achieved your PSIA-AASI certification.
- Certified Members. You have achieved your Level I, Level II, or Level III certification from PSIA-AASI in any discipline. As a Certified Member, you must obtain 6 CEUs every membership year (July 1 through June 30).
- Alumni Members. You’ve been a PSIA-AASI member for six (6) years or longer, and you no longer wish to maintain your certification.
- Honorary Members. You’ve been recognized by the PSIA-AASI Board of Directors for your outstanding service in the snowsports industry.
- Lifetime Members. You’ve been recognized by your division and the PSIA-AASI Board of Directors. You’re not required to maintain continuing education units.
Download the Code of Conduct here.
PSIA-AASI developed the Code of Conduct to help you achieve a level of personal conduct and standards of behavior that is consistent with the expectations of instructors across the country.
Who this applies to All PSIA-AASI members, member schools, and volunteers, including PSIA-AASI’s regional and national board members and officers.
When this applies: At all times when you are in a position to affect PSIA-AASI’s standing within the
snowsports industry or with the general public.
1. You shall conduct yourself in a manner that is consistent with practicing safety, risk awareness, professionalism, a high standard of integrity, self-control, and responsible behavior.
2. You shall comply with all applicable rules and policies of your region and the association, including but not limited to its bylaws and conflict of interest policy.
3. You shall not accept any gratuity, gift, or favor that might impair or appear to influence your professional decisions or actions.
4. You shall not provide compensated instruction without the advance written consent and acknowledgment of the Snowsports School of the Resort at which you are providing instruction.
5. You shall not engage in conduct involving dishonesty, fraud, deceit, or misrepresentation.
6. You shall not engage in illegal conduct.
7. You shall not engage in harassment of any kind against a resort guest, resort employee, a member of the general public, PSIA-AASI association employees, volunteers, contractors, or another member.
8. You shall not discriminate against any member or any other person on account of race, religion, age, creed, disability, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, or nationality.
9. You shall not conduct yourself in a manner that would bring discredit to the association or any region.
10. You shall not abuse any privilege that may be extended as a result of your membership from industry partners, such as equipment manufacturers, distributors, retailers, resorts, or other professional groups.
11. You shall not allow the use of your name or likeness in such manner as to misrepresent or otherwise mislead the public concerning any given product or service.
12. You shall not misrepresent yourself in any way to the organization, for instance, your professional status, competence, or experience.
If a member deviates from the Code of Conduct they may face disciplinary action, including the loss of credentials and membership.
For questions or reporting please contact Member Services at .
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