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Ski and snowboard lessons at Konjiam Resort near Seoul. Learn at your pace, with people you love.

Students sharing a ski lesson at Konjiam Resort

Where is Konjiam Resort?

Konjiam Resort is in Gwangju, Gyeonggi Province, just outside Seoul, South Korea. We teach on the resort’s slopes.

278 Docheogwit-ro, Docheok-myeon, Gwangju-si, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea

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New to snow? You’re welcome.

Kids, adults, families, and friends can start here. We teach first-timers through intermediate skiers and riders.

Lessons are available from age 4 through adulthood. Children ages 7 and under take 1:1 lessons only, so the instructor can give them close attention.

A young student skiing at Konjiam

Ski lessons

From your first stop to steadier turns.

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A snowboard instructor helping a young student

Snowboard lessons

Build balance and confidence on your edges.

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YOUR NEXT STEP

A path from first steps to smoother turns.

Start with what you can do now. Your instructor helps you build toward your next goal.

Ski curriculum

  1. 01 / START

    Get comfortable on snow

    You are new to skiing or still find it difficult to stop on your own.

    Equipment and safety / moving on the flat / balance / stopping

    Straight gliding in a wedge and wedge stops (Pflugfahren)
  2. 02 / CONTROL

    Control your speed and direction

    You can slow down and stop in a wedge.

    Speed control / changing direction / lift use / basic turns

    Linked wedge turns / snowplough turns (Pflugbogen)
  3. 03 / TURN

    Link your turns

    You can link turns down a beginner slope.

    Weight transfer / turn size and rhythm / bringing skis parallel

    Stem turns / transition toward parallel turns
  4. 04 / FLOW

    Build steadier parallel turns

    You can link turns and want to refine your stance.

    Parallel turns / pole use / turn rhythm / edge control

    Basic parallel turns / turning with both skis parallel
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Snowboard curriculum

  1. 01 / START

    Get to know your board

    You are new to snowboarding or still getting used to the equipment.

    Equipment and stance / falling and getting up / one-foot movement

    Skating / moving on the flat with one foot unstrapped
  2. 02 / CONTROL

    Stop and move on your edges

    You can stand on the board and want to control your speed.

    Heel and toe edge stops / sideways movement / speed control

    Heel-side and toe-side sideslips / falling leaf (pendulum)
  3. 03 / TURN

    Change direction and start turning

    You can move from side to side in a falling-leaf pattern and stop.

    Traverses / half-turns / beginner turns

    Traverses / half-turns / beginner turns
  4. 04 / FLOW

    Make your turns flow

    You can turn both ways and want to ride more smoothly.

    Linked turns / speed control / stance / edge awareness

    Novice turns / introduction to basic carving when ready
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Stages are learning goals, not lesson numbers.

Your starting point and pace depend on your age, experience, energy, focus on the day, and slope conditions. Your instructor checks your current ability and repeats the practice you need before moving on.

Real lessons at Konjiam

From equipment checks to finding balance, a look at our time on the snow.

An instructor holding a student's hands to help them balance on a snowboard
Finding balance together during a snowboard lesson.
An instructor crouching beside a student to check their ski equipment
Checking ski equipment before practice.

AFTER THE LESSON

A word from a customer.

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Your pace. Your people.

Choose 1:1 attention or a private lesson for two or three family members or friends.

A first day together

A group of three can be a good fit when everyone wants to try skiing or snowboarding for the first time.

Room to take a break

Choose 2 or 4 hours. Your instructor adjusts breaks to your energy and focus.

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Equipment is part of the lesson.

Basic rental is included: skis, boots, and poles for skiing; a snowboard and boots for snowboarding.

Bring or rent separately

Clothing, a helmet, protective gear, goggles, and gloves.

Two separate resort costs

Each student needs a lift pass and an external lesson permit (BIB). These are not included in the lesson fee.

What to prepare

From confirmation to your last run.

Here’s how your lesson day comes together.

  1. Booking confirmation

    After payment and schedule checks, we send your confirmed details and preparation notes.

  2. A call from your instructor

    Your instructor confirms the meeting time and spot the day before or on lesson day.

  3. Meet and check equipment

    Check boots and equipment together, then go over the safety basics.

  4. Warm up

    Loosen up before heading onto the slopes.

  5. Learn at your pace

    Watch, try, and practise together, with breaks and goals adjusted to you.

  6. Feedback after your lesson

    Receive photos, videos, and guidance on what went well and what to practise next.

Prepare for your lesson

A clear plan before you arrive.

Share your preferred date, time, ages, group size, sport, and experience. We’ll check availability and guide you to a suitable lesson.

Your reservation is confirmed after our team reviews the order and agrees on the schedule with you.

How booking works

A few things to know.

Lift passes and the resort lesson permit are separate. Collecting rental equipment? Plan to arrive at the shop 1 hour early.

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Let’s find your lesson.

Tell us your date, preferred time, group size, ages, sport, and experience. We’ll check availability and help you choose a format.