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Bi-Ski Adaptive Level 2 On Snow Assessment


Date: Monday, March 16, 2026 from 8:30 am - 3:30 pm PT
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Event Type: Certification Exam

Location: Mt. Bachelor

Host Division: Northwest

Registration Information:
- First Chair Rate: $175.00 (available through Sunday, February 22)
- Last Chair Rate: $190.00
- CEUs: 6

Prerequisites: Current PSIA-AASI Membership

Registration Deadline: Tuesday, February 3, 2026, 11:59 pm PT


Online Registration: CLOSED

Offline Registration: Contact the division office.


Course Description:

The Bi-Ski Level 2 On-Snow Assessment measures your ability to teach bi-ski students against the PSIA-AASI Adaptive Level 2 National Standard. Candidates demonstrate equipment set-up and fit, safe loading and unloading, tethered and independent skiing, and lesson delivery for students with a range of physical abilities.

WHAT TO EXPECT

- Equipment competency - Select, adjust and fit a bi-ski to the individual student, including bucket, outriggers, fixed or articulating hardware, and tethers.

- Skiing and tethering skills - Demonstrate controlled, rhythmic tethered descents on intermediate terrain while managing speed, line and the student's comfort.

- Teaching and people skills - Conduct a lesson segment that shows accurate movement analysis, appropriate progressions, and clear communication with the student and any assistants.

Review the PSIA-NW Adaptive Certification Guide, the Bi-Ski Exam Information sheet, and complete your Bi-Mono Ski Development Log before attending. Adaptive Level 1 certification is a prerequisite.



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Know Ahead


Make sure you are familiar with, and know, the appropriate section(s) of the Adaptive Certification Guide and the National Adaptive Standards. And that you have talked with your trainer on expectations and your readiness for the exam.

The resort is generously supporting this program by providing lift tickets only for those who do not hold a season pass at the area.