Ski and snowboard courses for children in Going am Wilden Kaiser
Welcome to the Going ski school, your children’s ski school right on the Wilder Kaiser. Our children’s lessons offer the ideal introduction to skiing – playful, safe and lots of fun. In small groups with a maximum of 8 children, we guarantee personal supervision and quick learning success in a family environment. Whether beginner or advanced – with us, every child is the center of attention.
Ski and snowboard courses for children in Going am Wilden Kaiser
Welcome to the Going ski school, your children’s ski school right on the Wilder Kaiser. Our children’s lessons offer the ideal introduction to skiing – playful, safe and lots of fun. In small groups with a maximum of 8 children, we guarantee personal supervision and quick learning success in a family environment. Whether beginner or advanced – with us, every child is the center of attention.
Children’s ski courses in small groups
Quality instead of quantity
Our ski course for children offers the perfect mix of safety, fun and individual learning. Instead of large groups, we deliberately focus on small groups with a maximum of 8 children so that every child gets the attention they deserve.
Our certified children’s ski instructors work with a lot of empathy and child-friendly methods. This allows beginners to learn their first turns in the snow in a playful way, while advanced children can improve their technique in a targeted manner.
We create an environment in which children feel comfortable, build self-confidence and make real progress – with sustainable learning success instead of hectic mass processing. The focus is always on having fun skiing.
Secure your place on the children’s course now!
To ensure that the day’s skiing is a complete success for the children, we offer optional lunchtime supervision including lunch for all participants in our children’s ski course (aged 4–15). After lunch, they return to the slopes refreshed and full of energy – making the whole day’s skiing a special experience.
A real highlight of the week is our race on Thursday. Here, the children can proudly show off what they have learned – and, of course, all participants receive a medal as a reward.
We also have the perfect offer for our youngest guests aged 3 and above with our Bambini ski course. Through play and with lots of patience, the little ones take their first steps on skis, learn to keep their balance and experience their first small descents in a safe environment.
What you can expect on site:
Ski school office & ski hire – everything under one roof
Our Going ski school office and Goingsport hire shop are located directly in the main building. Here you can book your courses, obtain information or easily pick up your hire equipment.
Ski storage – safe & convenient storage
Our modern ski storage facility is located right next to the main entrance. Ideal for storing skis, boards and boots on site – no lugging around necessary.
Kinderland – for our younger guests
Our lovingly designed Kinderland is located right next to the depot. Here, children can learn to ski in a safe environment while having fun – supervised by experienced children’s ski instructors.
Beginners – Area with conveyor belt
Opposite the children’s area is our specially equipped beginners’ area, equipped with a conveyor belt and a platter lift. Ideal for children and teenagers who want to learn or improve their skiing skills step by step.
Frequently asked questions
When does the children's ski course start and where is the meeting point?
Our children’s ski courses at the Going Ski School take place from Sunday to Thursday. The meeting point is directly at the Kinderland next to the ski school office. You can also obtain all the information you need when booking the course or on site.
What happens on the first day of the course?
Please arrive about 30 minutes before the course starts on the first day so that there is enough time to settle in, get to know the ski instructor and adjust the equipment. At the beginning, the children will be divided into groups according to their ability. Then we will start with the first exercises in the Kinderland. Advanced children will ski with their instructor on the appropriate slopes of the SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser – Brixental.
How many children are there in a group?
We deliberately focus on small groups with a maximum of 8 children so that each child receives individual attention and makes rapid progress.
Is there lunchtime supervision for the children?
Yes, you can book optional lunchtime supervision for your child, including a hot meal. This ensures that the children are well looked after and can start the afternoon feeling refreshed.
Does my child need their own ski equipment?
Yes, you can conveniently hire all the equipment you need from Goingsport on site. Our ski school works closely with them.
Is there a final race?
A highlight of the week is our final race on Thursday. Here, the children proudly show off what they have learned. Each child receives a medal as a reward.
Can my child participate even if they are a beginner?
Yes, our children’s ski course in Going is suitable for beginners and advanced skiers. Thanks to the small group size, we can cater to each child individually.
At what age does my child need a ski pass for the children's ski course?
Those born in 2020 and later can use the lifts at SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser – Brixental free of charge.
How much do ski passes cost in the SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser - Brixental?
All information and details about prices for SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser – Brixental can be found here.
