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Prior Learning
Already earned your PSIA-AASI Level I certification?
If you currently hold a PSIA-AASI Level I certification and are interested in earning the Professional Snowsports Education Program Certificate, there is a pathway for you. After completing at least one course from Penn State (for example, RPTM 115 or 120) – you may apply for Prior Learning Assessment (PLA). A successful PLA portfolio reflects the knowledge, skills, and experiences of a PSIA-AASI Level I certified instructor and clearly demonstrates equivalent achievement of the learning outcomes of RPTM 215. This is done by submitting a portfolio documenting your learning and experience as a PSIA-AASI Level I certified instructor. Successful applicants will receive 3 credits for RPTM 215.
Once you have completed three credits, you are welcome to apply for PLA credit. It normally takes 4-6 weeks to assess Prior Learning Assessment Applications.
For more details on PLA portfolio requirements, template submission form, and guidelines, please contact Pete Allison (pra7@psu.edu).