If you're looking for a top snowboard camp or want to train as a snowboard instructor, this page is for you. Also you'll find info and links if you want to qualify as a snowboard coach. Get the lowdown on the best snowboard camps on the planet here. These are a great way to improve your riding, partying and social skills. Mainly held in the summer, with some available in the winter, most are aimed at technical freestyle riding. However, there's loads of top freeride camps to check out too. Most camps have pro coaching by top name riders. Freestyle camps feature terrain parks with super, half and quarter pipes, tabletops, hips, rails and much more. Freeride camps generally feature open terrain riding, boardercross and related cross training. Off-slope, activities usually include skateboarding, trampolining, rafting, karting, paintballing, fishing, motocross, and plenty other stuff to do. Check you've got good insurance cover and take/hook up with friends if you don't know anybody at the camp. Click through to their official sites for booking info and pricing. More > Snowboarding still has a worldwide shortage of snowboard instructors- probably because we all want to ride as much as possible ourselves - so there's never been a better time to get qualified. There's loads of work available at the UK centres and on the snow in Europe, USA, Canada and New Zealand. There are a number of ways of getting qualified to teach in the UK. Training abroad is also becoming very popular too as you can combine it with an extended stay on the snow. However, anybody wanting to start snowboard instructor training, should make sure that they are training with a recognised organisation and qualification system. We'll be bringing you the lowdown on the training options and the widest possible choice, wherever you want to teach. There are many organisation to train with at varying costs. It's advisable to take some time to consider exactly what you want from teaching, where you want to teach, the various work opportunities available, qualification recognition and how much you can afford. More > Many riders reach a very high riding standard without any coaching, but by learning and progressing through their own high levels of motivation, determination, dedication and skill. However, the demand for quality snowboard coaching is rising every year both from the good recreational riders wanting to improve their own riding and the pro riders battling it out in the world's toughest comps. A well trained and experienced coach can make a big difference to a rider's progression. Coaching is the next step on from Instruction. More >