Why choose SSSA
The Swiss Ski and Snowboard School Arosa (SSSA) has been accompanying guests on the slopes of Arosa Lenzerheide since 1933 – from the first turn to the freeride tour.
Six reasons to choose SSSA
What families, beginners and experienced skiers value about the Swiss Ski and Snowboard School Arosa.
Experience since 1933
SSSA has been teaching in Arosa since 1933 and is a member of Swiss Snowsports. In peak season, around 200 qualified snow sports instructors are on duty.
Made for children
Group lessons from age 4 with no more than 8 people per group, grouped by level according to the Swiss Snow League. For the youngest there is the taster course from age 2 and the Kita Sunnastrahl childcare from 18 months in the same building.
Two locations
The Ski School Centre Innerarosa at Poststrasse 236 is open daily from 08.00 to 17.00. In the main season there is also the Ski School Office Ausserarosa at Seeblickstrasse 17 near Tschuggen.
Everything from one source
Skiing, snowboarding, cross-country skiing, telemark, snowshoeing and freeride, as group or private lessons. A private lesson costs the same for 1 to 6 people of a similar level.
Snow sports for everyone
We offer skiing for blind and visually impaired people as well as dual-ski and mono-ski, supported by the Verein Blindenschneesport Arosa. With Skischule Inklusive, the children's group lesson is included in the stay at participating hotels.
Easy online booking
The booking assistant takes you to the right course in a few steps. Book at least 30 days before the course starts and get 5% off, exclusively in our online shop.
Frequently asked questions about SSSA
Short, clear answers.
How long has the Swiss Ski and Snowboard School Arosa existed?
The Swiss Ski and Snowboard School Arosa (SSSA) was founded in 1933 and is a member of Swiss Snowsports. It teaches according to the Swiss Snow League, the national 9-level system.
Which lessons does SSSA offer?
We teach skiing, snowboarding, cross-country skiing, telemark, snowshoeing, freeride and skiing for blind and visually impaired people, in group or private lessons. Children can join the ski group lessons from age 4, the snowboard group lessons from age 7 and the taster course from age 2.
How big are the groups?
Groups have a maximum of 8 people. They are formed by level, not by age, so everyone learns at the right pace. In peak season, group sizes may differ in exceptional cases.
What languages are lessons taught in?
Group lessons are held in German, with English in parallel if needed. Other languages such as French, Dutch, Italian or Spanish can be booked for private lessons, subject to availability.
Where do the lessons start?
Lessons start at the Ski School Centre Innerarosa at Poststrasse 236 or at the Tschuggen meeting point, depending on the course and level. The meeting point is stated in the booking confirmation.
How can I save on ski lessons?
Book at least 30 days before the course starts and get 5% off, exclusively in the online shop. A private lesson costs the same for 1 to 6 people. At participating hotels, Skischule Inklusive includes the group lesson for children up to age 17 in the stay.
Do you offer snow sports for people with disabilities?
Yes. We offer skiing for blind and visually impaired people as well as dual-ski and mono-ski. Thanks to the support of the Verein Blindenschneesport Arosa, lessons are available at special rates. Lessons are planned individually through our office on +41 81 378 75 00.