Volunteer Training
Volunteer Training
Welcome and thank you for becoming a Vermont Adaptive volunteer!
All volunteers must complete orientation and training once your application is complete and approved.
2024-2025 Winter Volunteer Training
To volunteer for the Winter 2024-2025 season, you must have:
- Go to https://www.vermontadaptive.org/get-involved/
- Log in or create a new account
- Any issues, contact Tom Alcorn ([email protected])
- You should receive an update from Tom Alcorn ([email protected]) with instructions on how to complete after completing the Volunteer Application.
- Any issues, contact Tom Alcorn ([email protected])
- Everyone must take the “SafeSport Trained Core Course,” once.
- Then, annually, there is a 15-20 minute refresher to maintain “SafeSport Trained” status
- You will receive an email from Tom Alcorn as to which course to take after your application and background check are approved. Any issues, contact Tom ([email protected])
- Vermont Adaptive Winter Online Training (Thinkific) since 11/1/2024
IN-PERSON TRAINING DATES
All trainings are from 9:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.
Dec. 14-15: On-Snow Training at Pico Mountain, Sugarbush Resort & Bolton Valley
Dec. 21-22: On-Snow Training at Pico Mountain, Sugarbush Resort & Bolton Valley
Dec. 26: Opening Day for Winter Programs
Volunteer Waivers
Each volunteer at Vermont Adaptive Ski and Sports must sign waivers.
Please click on the waiver below for the program location where you will be primarily volunteering:
- Southern Vermont Programs (Killington/Pico Resorts, Rutland/Windsor County, Points South)
- Central Vermont Programs (Sugarbush Resort, Mad River Valley, Montpelier/Waterbury Areas)
- Northern Vermont Programs (Bolton Valley Ski Area, Burlington/Chittenden County, Points North)
- Saskadena 6 Ski Area
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Tom Alcorn, Senior Program Coordinator, by email or call 802.786.4991 ext. 25.
