Posts Tagged ‘Ski Area Operations’
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Read More'Snowboarding forever' with the Ski Area Ops program
At twenty-seven years old, Colin Whitaker’s resume is impressive; Four years of ski patrol, a degree in Ski Area Operations with a certificate in Slope and Trail Maintenance, and exposure to all aspects of mountain operations at various resorts around Colorado. Read more: ‘Snowboarding forever’ with the Ski Area Ops program
Read MoreSki Ops Grad Lands Job at Hometown Mountain
Dallas Zamora is returning to the mountains he grew up on, and bringing his career with him. Thanks to his degree in Ski Area Operations and three years of professional experience on his resume, Dallas landed a job as a Terrain Park Cat Operator at Powder Mountain in Eden, Utah—just 40 minutes from his hometown. Read more: Ski Ops Grad Lands Job at Hometown Mountain
Read MoreSki area operations education launched emergency medical career
Reed Clawson had his mind set on being a professional ski patroller. He never expected to be working as a flight paramedic with a helicopter team.
“I wanted to make ski patrolling as viable a career as I could. But all these doors opened because of the training and schooling, and led me in the direction I went,” said Clawson, 34, of New Castle, a 2012 graduate of Colorado Mountain College. Read more: Ski area operations education launched emergency medical career
Read MoreWoodward Copper's Newest Terrain Park Builder
Steve Nicosia, a 25 year-old student from East Aurora, NY has been enrolled since fall 2017. One year into the two-year program, and he’s landed a position as a Snowcat Operator and Terrain Park Builder for Woodward Copper.
“I definitely believe that CMC helped me get this position,” says Steve, who is expected to graduate next spring, “Before coming to school, I had no snocat operating experience with minimal heavy equipment practice. Going to CMC gave me experience in a dozer, back-hoe, and a snocat.” Read more: Woodward Copper’s Newest Terrain Park Builder
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