Which CAA Membership is right for you?
As we head into winter, now is the time to apply for your CAA membership. As an association, we offer different membership categories to serve different sectors and experience levels within the avalanche industry.
Individual CAA membership categories include a scope of practice, except for Affiliate. Your scope defines the range of activities and services that you can perform, which is key to working in the avalanche industry. Membership helps employers validate your experience. It shows you’re current with best practices and committed to professionalism and development.
Membership also offers several other benefits, including access to pro-purchase programs, mentoring, networking, continuing professional development opportunities, exclusive rights to teach Avalanche Canada Training courses (AST), and more.
Explore the different membership levels, their scopes, application requirements, benefits and more on our website. For questions about membership, email our membership services department.
If you’ve recently finished an Avalanche Operations Level 1 course, watch this video to find out which Canadian Avalanche Association membership option is best for you.
If you’ve recently finished an Avalanche Operations Level 2 course, watch this video to find out which Canadian Avalanche Association membership level option is best for you.
If you’ve recently finished an Instructing in Avalanche Terrain – Basic course, watch this video to find out which Canadian Avalanche Association membership option is best for you.
