Community is important to us. It’s a topic that’s wide-reaching, from the mountain communities we integrate into, the client community who book our amazing instructors, the trainee community who learn from our trainers and the PEAK family brand-wide.

Here we focus on a few ways we at Peak try to build an effective learning community:

Collaborative Learning Platforms

Online Learning Management Systems (LMS): We use Notion for sharing our curriculum and training resources.
Discussion Forums and Social Media Groups: Set up internal forums or social media groups where employees can ask questions, share knowledge, and discuss topics related to their field.
Slack channels: We have our own private and public Slack channels for building a community of trainees, instructors and mentors.

Regular Workshops and Training Sessions

Course Workshops: We have regular workshops led by internal or external experts on relevant topics to your ski instructor journey.
Lunch and Learn Sessions: Informal sessions where team members and trainees can learn about new topics during their lunch breaks.

Mentorship and Peer Learning

Mentorship Programs: We encourage seeking out mentors and pair less experienced trainees with seasoned mentors who can guide them and provide insights based on their experience.
Peer Learning Groups: this is a natural part of the training courses, where trainees are in groups with similar interests or goals, you can collaborate and learn from each other.