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Pure action/IndépendanceA young product, made for young people!
Your training on the computer is over, the muscles in your fingers are ready to face Roc'n Ice. From rock climbing schools to glaciers, thanks to the group atmosphere, discover the different techniques of evolution in a fun way. Low engagement leaves room for fun and discovery.
This course is ideal for a first immersion in the mountain environment and a discovery of mountaineering.
5 days of mountaineering.
The UCPA Chamonix is a high mountain mountaineering and climbing school. Our objective is to bring participants to a controlled and responsible practice. Each at their own level, we aim for autonomy. Our courses are therefore organized around the learning of techniques and evolutions in “autonomous ropes” where everyone learns to ensure their safety and that of their rope companion, under the guidance and advice of a high-mountain guide or a state climbing certificate.
Each program is supervised by a mountain guide or aspiring guide. Knowledge of the mountains, control of safety and logistics, he will do everything possible to ensure that you fully enjoy your stay.
This course takes place in a sports village welcoming adults. The groups can thus be composed of young people over the age of 16 and adults. As specified in the commitment charter, this internship grants a great deal of autonomy. Thus, after the time of supervised activity, it is up to you to organize, after discussion with the management team, free time and your evenings, according to your projects, your desires and your expectations and according to the entertainment proposals of the sports village.
A BRIEF OVERVIEW OF THE TRIP
Pure action/IndépendanceDo you want to discover or improve yourself in climbing? This course is made for you! Enjoy beautiful landscapes in a relaxed group atmosphere!A young product, made for young people!
Your training on the computer is over, the muscles in your fingers are ready to face Roc'n Ice. From rock climbing schools to glaciers, thanks to the group atmosphere, discover the different techniques of evolution in a fun way. Low engagement leaves room for fun and discovery. This course is ideal for a first immersion in the mountain environment and a discovery of mountaineering.
5 days of mountaineering.
The UCPA Chamonix is a high mountain mountaineering and climbing school. Our objective is to bring participants to a controlled and responsible practice. Each at their own level, we aim for autonomy. Our courses are therefore organized around the learning of techniques and evolutions in “autonomous ropes” where everyone learns to ensure their safety and that of their rope companion, under the guidance and advice of a high-mountain guide or a state climbing certificate.
Each program is supervised by a mountain guide or aspiring guide. Knowledge of the mountains, control of safety and logistics, he will do everything possible to ensure that you fully enjoy your stay.
This course takes place in a sports village welcoming adults. The groups can thus be composed of young people over the age of 16 and adults. As specified in the commitment charter, this internship grants a great deal of autonomy. Thus, after the time of supervised activity, it is up to you to organize, after discussion with the management team, free time and your evenings, according to your projects, your desires and your expectations and according to the entertainment proposals of the sports village.
THE BEST OF THE PRODUCT
- A fun overview of alpine techniques
- No big approach
- A limited commitment
- A grandiose setting
THE BEST OF THE PRODUCT
- A fun overview of alpine techniques
- No big approach
- A limited commitment
- A grandiose setting
Included
- Local transfers
- The accommodation
- The catering
- Framing
- Specific equipment
- The animation
Not Included
- Transport
- Personal equipment
- Complementary insurances
- Drinks (sometimes including water in shelters) and personal expenses
- Showers in shelters
- The duvet sheet (mandatory in itinerant programs)
- Any other supplement not provided for in the program (refuge or additional ski lifts not provided for in the program)
On option
- Arrived the day before
The program
Day by dayDay of arrival
Reception on Sunday morning from 9 am.
Breakfast and provision of your accommodation.
Take advantage of this day to discover the mythical city of Chamonix.
Breakfast and provision of your accommodation.
Take advantage of this day to discover the mythical city of Chamonix.
The pass, distributed upon arrival, also gives you access to the Aiguille du Midi cable car with its famous “step into the void”, or to the Montenvers train. Our team will provide you with all the information you need to get your stay off to a good start.
A specific time, followed by an aperitif, will be organized to give you all the information related to the activity.
If you purchased the option that arrived the day before, we welcome you between 6 pm and 7.30 pm.
For any later arrival, please contact the reception by email at chamonix@ucpa.asso.fr
A specific time, followed by an aperitif, will be organized to give you all the information related to the activity.
If you purchased the option that arrived the day before, we welcome you between 6 pm and 7.30 pm.
For any later arrival, please contact the reception by email at chamonix@ucpa.asso.fr
During your stay
Monday - A day devoted, depending on your level, to learning or reviewing progression techniques and safety procedures.
Bouldering at the Col des Montets or cliff climbing. Let the game begin!
Tuesday - Your first steps on a glacier, armed with crampons, ice axes, ice pins. Discovery of techniques for progressing on ice walls.
Day trip depending on conditions and levels.
Wednesday - Cliff climbing in Les Gaillands. Strength is not always the answer! Observation, placement, balance, address...
Thursday - Ice climbing on the Mer de Glace glacier, access by via ferrata. Efficiency doesn't necessarily come down to who hits the ice the hardest...
Friday - Rock climbing in La Joux. To climb well, you need to know how to save money. You are autonomous!
The course of this program is given for information purposes only.
It may undergo modifications or adjustments, depending on technical criteria, safety requirements or the climatic conditions of the moment. In this case, only those responsible for UCPA supervision are authorized to take the necessary decision (s).
It can also be adapted according to the technical and physical level of the participants.
Tuesday - Your first steps on a glacier, armed with crampons, ice axes, ice pins. Discovery of techniques for progressing on ice walls.
Day trip depending on conditions and levels.
Wednesday - Cliff climbing in Les Gaillands. Strength is not always the answer! Observation, placement, balance, address...
Thursday - Ice climbing on the Mer de Glace glacier, access by via ferrata. Efficiency doesn't necessarily come down to who hits the ice the hardest...
Friday - Rock climbing in La Joux. To climb well, you need to know how to save money. You are autonomous!
The course of this program is given for information purposes only.
It may undergo modifications or adjustments, depending on technical criteria, safety requirements or the climatic conditions of the moment. In this case, only those responsible for UCPA supervision are authorized to take the necessary decision (s).
It can also be adapted according to the technical and physical level of the participants.
Last day
After a last free morning, your stay ends on Saturday at the latest at 2 pm.
You will have to return your equipment in advance and leave your room.
You will have to return your equipment in advance and leave your room.
Thank you for the very appreciable “little helping hand”.
Your ski lift pass is still valid, for a last panorama from the top of a cable car.
Your ski lift pass is still valid, for a last panorama from the top of a cable car.
Hosting
Chamonix Sports Village Accommodation
Comfortable rooms for 4, 5 or 6 people with showers and sinks.
Accommodation in a double room only for stays of 7 days. Choose the option when booking or call 09 69 390 392 (price of a local call).
Sanitary facilities on the floors.
The centre's equipment
- Stretching room
- Volleyball/badminton court
ABOUT THE TRIP
Equipment Included
Shoes*, backpack, technical equipment.
* Feel free to bring your own shoes if you have them.
* Feel free to bring your own shoes if you have them.
Equipment Included
Shoes*, backpack, technical equipment.
* Feel free to bring your own shoes if you have them.
* Feel free to bring your own shoes if you have them.
Equipment not included
Clothing and personal equipment to bring
Summer hat or cap or scarf, sunglasses, T-shirt (s), sweatshirt (s), pullover sweatshirt, fleece jacket or large sweater, waterproof jacket, gloves, hat, shorts, swimsuit, canvas pants, mid-high socks, canvas pants, mid-high socks, a pair of sports shoes, a pair of sports shoes, water bottle or plastic bottle, knife, a toilet bag and a small pharmacy, toilet paper, swimsuit, canvas pants, mid-high socks, a pair of canvas pants, mid-high socks, a pair of sports shoes, a pair of sports shoes, water bottle or plastic bottle, knife, toilet bag and a small pharmacy, toilet paper, pocket money.
Summer hat or cap or scarf, sunglasses, T-shirt (s), sweatshirt (s), pullover sweatshirt, fleece jacket or large sweater, waterproof jacket, gloves, hat, shorts, swimsuit, canvas pants, mid-high socks, canvas pants, mid-high socks, a pair of sports shoes, a pair of sports shoes, water bottle or plastic bottle, knife, a toilet bag and a small pharmacy, toilet paper, swimsuit, canvas pants, mid-high socks, a pair of canvas pants, mid-high socks, a pair of sports shoes, a pair of sports shoes, water bottle or plastic bottle, knife, toilet bag and a small pharmacy, toilet paper, pocket money.
First aid kit
We invite you to bring a small personal care kit.
Content type
- Personal medications if you are subject to particular disorders (allergies, etc.).
- Enough to prevent and treat blisters.
- What to prevent or relieve ankle and knee problems: “Elasto” type bands.
- Enough to clean small wounds: soaked compresses.
- Sun protection for skin and lips.
- Enough to relieve headaches and aches.
Seek advice from your doctor and pharmacist.
We invite you to bring a small personal care kit.
Content type
- Personal medications if you are subject to particular disorders (allergies, etc.).
- Enough to prevent and treat blisters.
- What to prevent or relieve ankle and knee problems: “Elasto” type bands.
- Enough to clean small wounds: soaked compresses.
- Sun protection for skin and lips.
- Enough to relieve headaches and aches.
Seek advice from your doctor and pharmacist.
Equipment not included
Clothing and personal equipment to bring
Summer hat or cap or scarf, sunglasses, T-shirt (s), sweatshirt (s), pullover sweatshirt, fleece jacket or large sweater, waterproof jacket, gloves, hat, shorts, swimsuit, canvas pants, mid-high socks, canvas pants, mid-high socks, a pair of sports shoes, a pair of sports shoes, water bottle or plastic bottle, knife, a toilet bag and a small pharmacy, toilet paper, swimsuit, canvas pants, mid-high socks, a pair of canvas pants, mid-high socks, a pair of sports shoes, a pair of sports shoes, water bottle or plastic bottle, knife, toilet bag and a small pharmacy, toilet paper, pocket money.
First aid kit
We invite you to bring a small personal care kit.
Content type
- Personal medications if you are subject to particular disorders (allergies, etc.).
- Enough to prevent and treat blisters.
- What to prevent or relieve ankle and knee problems: “Elasto” type bands.
- Enough to clean small wounds: soaked compresses.
- Sun protection for skin and lips.
- Enough to relieve headaches and aches.
Seek advice from your doctor and pharmacist.
Summer hat or cap or scarf, sunglasses, T-shirt (s), sweatshirt (s), pullover sweatshirt, fleece jacket or large sweater, waterproof jacket, gloves, hat, shorts, swimsuit, canvas pants, mid-high socks, canvas pants, mid-high socks, a pair of sports shoes, a pair of sports shoes, water bottle or plastic bottle, knife, a toilet bag and a small pharmacy, toilet paper, swimsuit, canvas pants, mid-high socks, a pair of canvas pants, mid-high socks, a pair of sports shoes, a pair of sports shoes, water bottle or plastic bottle, knife, toilet bag and a small pharmacy, toilet paper, pocket money.
First aid kit
We invite you to bring a small personal care kit.
Content type
- Personal medications if you are subject to particular disorders (allergies, etc.).
- Enough to prevent and treat blisters.
- What to prevent or relieve ankle and knee problems: “Elasto” type bands.
- Enough to clean small wounds: soaked compresses.
- Sun protection for skin and lips.
- Enough to relieve headaches and aches.
Seek advice from your doctor and pharmacist.
formalities administratives
Mandatory document: the child's identity card or valid passport.
The following documents concerning the child must be sent upon registration and at most 2 weeks after registration:
The following documents concerning the child must be sent upon registration and at most 2 weeks after registration:
- The liaison health form (attached to the registration confirmation), fully completed and signed
- A photocopy of the CMU law certificate detailing the beneficiaries (if you benefit from Universal Health Coverage)
- A photocopy of the child's valid identity card or passport
- A deposit check of 100 euros payable to UCPA, which will be returned at the end of the stay unless the equipment and/or premises are intentionally damaged
In the absence of these documents, your child will not be able to be welcomed during the stay.
- A photocopy of the CMU law certificate detailing the beneficiaries (if you benefit from Universal Health Coverage)
- A photocopy of the child's valid identity card or passport
- A deposit check of 100 euros payable to UCPA, which will be returned at the end of the stay unless the equipment and/or premises are intentionally damaged
In the absence of these documents, your child will not be able to be welcomed during the stay.
formalities administratives
Mandatory document: the child's identity card or valid passport.
The following documents concerning the child must be sent upon registration and at most 2 weeks after registration:
- The liaison health form (attached to the registration confirmation), fully completed and signed
- A photocopy of the CMU law certificate detailing the beneficiaries (if you benefit from Universal Health Coverage)
- A photocopy of the child's valid identity card or passport
- A deposit check of 100 euros payable to UCPA, which will be returned at the end of the stay unless the equipment and/or premises are intentionally damaged
In the absence of these documents, your child will not be able to be welcomed during the stay.
The following documents concerning the child must be sent upon registration and at most 2 weeks after registration:
- The liaison health form (attached to the registration confirmation), fully completed and signed
- A photocopy of the CMU law certificate detailing the beneficiaries (if you benefit from Universal Health Coverage)
- A photocopy of the child's valid identity card or passport
- A deposit check of 100 euros payable to UCPA, which will be returned at the end of the stay unless the equipment and/or premises are intentionally damaged
In the absence of these documents, your child will not be able to be welcomed during the stay.
Address and access
You are coming by car:
Direct access via the white highway (A40). Attention!! The UCPA sports village does not have parking reserved for customers.
Numerous paid car parks in the city. Discount at the Saint-Michel, Mont-Blanc and Enrèves covered car parks with the guest card that we give you upon arrival.
You are coming by train:
Get off at the Chamonix SNCF station located 400 m from the UCPA sports village:
- Take the urban bus “Le Mulet” then get off at the “Helbronner” stop, go under the bridge.
- Or on foot, pass in front of the Mercure Hotel on the left when leaving the station, then turn right twice (500 m).
You are coming by plane:
Geneva airport, then shuttle.
UCPA Chamonix Sports Village:
131 Lyret Street - 74400 Chamonix Mont-Blanc
Tél.: 00 (333) 4 50 53 21 05
UCPA Chamonix Sports Village:
131 Lyret Street - 74400 Chamonix Mont-Blanc
Tél.: 00 (333) 4 50 53 21 05
Address and access
You are coming by car:
Direct access via the white highway (A40). Attention!! The UCPA sports village does not have parking reserved for customers. Numerous paid car parks in the city. Discount at the Saint-Michel, Mont-Blanc and Enrèves covered car parks with the guest card that we give you upon arrival.
You are coming by train:
Get off at the Chamonix SNCF station located 400 m from the UCPA sports village:
- Take the urban bus “Le Mulet” then get off at the “Helbronner” stop, go under the bridge.
- Or on foot, pass in front of the Mercure Hotel on the left when leaving the station, then turn right twice (500 m).
You are coming by plane:
Geneva airport, then shuttle.
UCPA Chamonix Sports Village:
131 Lyret Street - 74400 Chamonix Mont-Blanc
Tél.: 00 (333) 4 50 53 21 05
Direct access via the white highway (A40). Attention!! The UCPA sports village does not have parking reserved for customers. Numerous paid car parks in the city. Discount at the Saint-Michel, Mont-Blanc and Enrèves covered car parks with the guest card that we give you upon arrival.
You are coming by train:
Get off at the Chamonix SNCF station located 400 m from the UCPA sports village:
- Take the urban bus “Le Mulet” then get off at the “Helbronner” stop, go under the bridge.
- Or on foot, pass in front of the Mercure Hotel on the left when leaving the station, then turn right twice (500 m).
You are coming by plane:
Geneva airport, then shuttle.
UCPA Chamonix Sports Village:
131 Lyret Street - 74400 Chamonix Mont-Blanc
Tél.: 00 (333) 4 50 53 21 05
Physical intensity
Intensity ** Fitness - Mountaineering
Physical Intensity - ** Fitness
Physical Intensity - ** Fitness
A mountaineering traine** requires you to be in good shape to withstand long endurance efforts on ascents and descents while carrying a backpack. Positive elevations up to 1,300 m (300 to 350 m/h).
Required levels:
You do endurance sports regularly (1 to 2 times per week) and/or you are able to run 10 km in less than 1 hour 15 minutes and/or you are able to walk 5 hours at a good pace.
Required levels:
You do endurance sports regularly (1 to 2 times per week) and/or you are able to run 10 km in less than 1 hour 15 minutes and/or you are able to walk 5 hours at a good pace.
Physical intensity
Intensity ** Fitness - Mountaineering
Physical Intensity - ** Fitness
A mountaineering traine** requires you to be in good shape to withstand long endurance efforts on ascents and descents while carrying a backpack. Positive elevations up to 1,300 m (300 to 350 m/h).
Required levels:
You do endurance sports regularly (1 to 2 times per week) and/or you are able to run 10 km in less than 1 hour 15 minutes and/or you are able to walk 5 hours at a good pace.
Physical Intensity - ** Fitness
A mountaineering traine** requires you to be in good shape to withstand long endurance efforts on ascents and descents while carrying a backpack. Positive elevations up to 1,300 m (300 to 350 m/h).
Required levels:
You do endurance sports regularly (1 to 2 times per week) and/or you are able to run 10 km in less than 1 hour 15 minutes and/or you are able to walk 5 hours at a good pace.
Level of expertise
Mountaineering - Level 1
Beginner's Special Initiation
Beginner's Special Initiation
Courses to discover high mountains, learn the techniques and skills of mountaineering and start in the best conditions in a small motivated group and with the expertise and attentive teaching of a high mountain guide. “School” sessions in climbing, snow and ice, a night in a refuge and the creation of routes and summits in the high mountains on certain programs. You will progress in “autonomous” teams and you will learn the basics of responsible practice.
Experience required: None
Experience required: None
Level of expertise
Mountaineering - Level 1
Beginner's Special Initiation
Courses to discover high mountains, learn the techniques and skills of mountaineering and start in the best conditions in a small motivated group and with the expertise and attentive teaching of a high mountain guide. “School” sessions in climbing, snow and ice, a night in a refuge and the creation of routes and summits in the high mountains on certain programs. You will progress in “autonomous” teams and you will learn the basics of responsible practice.
Experience required: None
Beginner's Special Initiation
Courses to discover high mountains, learn the techniques and skills of mountaineering and start in the best conditions in a small motivated group and with the expertise and attentive teaching of a high mountain guide. “School” sessions in climbing, snow and ice, a night in a refuge and the creation of routes and summits in the high mountains on certain programs. You will progress in “autonomous” teams and you will learn the basics of responsible practice.
Experience required: None
Management
Each program is supervised by a mountain guide or an aspiring guide.
Knowledge of the mountains, control of safety and logistics, he will do everything possible to ensure that you fully enjoy your stay.
Knowledge of the mountains, control of safety and logistics, he will do everything possible to ensure that you fully enjoy your stay.
Management
Each program is supervised by a mountain guide or an aspiring guide.
Knowledge of the mountains, control of safety and logistics, he will do everything possible to ensure that you fully enjoy your stay.
Knowledge of the mountains, control of safety and logistics, he will do everything possible to ensure that you fully enjoy your stay.
Important information
Information note
The purpose of this note is to present to you the form of mountaineering practice that we offer during our various mountaineering or climbing courses in high mountains.
The purpose of this note is to present to you the form of mountaineering practice that we offer during our various mountaineering or climbing courses in high mountains.
UCPA is a mountaineering and high mountain school. Our objective is to bring participants to a controlled and responsible practice of mountaineering, each at their own level, during and after the course.
To do this, our courses are organized around the learning of techniques and principles of evolution in mountains.
This approach involves evolutions in “autonomous” teams where the trainee-participants implement safety techniques, learned beforehand. The rope then evolves without being systematically connected to a guide by a rope. These evolutions into “autonomous” teams are carried out under the guidance of the guide, which determines the modalities of these evolutions according to the level of the trainee-participants and the conditions in the field.
The trainee-participant in a mountaineering or high-mountain climbing course undertakes to accept the form of instruction offered and certifies having read this information.
To find out everything about the Chamonix Valley, mountain conditions, ski lifts, entertainment, accommodation:
www.chamonix.com
www.compniedumontblanc.com
www.ohm-chamonix.com
To do this, our courses are organized around the learning of techniques and principles of evolution in mountains.
This approach involves evolutions in “autonomous” teams where the trainee-participants implement safety techniques, learned beforehand. The rope then evolves without being systematically connected to a guide by a rope. These evolutions into “autonomous” teams are carried out under the guidance of the guide, which determines the modalities of these evolutions according to the level of the trainee-participants and the conditions in the field.
The trainee-participant in a mountaineering or high-mountain climbing course undertakes to accept the form of instruction offered and certifies having read this information.
To find out everything about the Chamonix Valley, mountain conditions, ski lifts, entertainment, accommodation:
www.chamonix.com
www.compniedumontblanc.com
www.ohm-chamonix.com
Important information
Information note
The purpose of this note is to present to you the form of mountaineering practice that we offer during our various mountaineering or climbing courses in high mountains.
UCPA is a mountaineering and high mountain school. Our objective is to bring participants to a controlled and responsible practice of mountaineering, each at their own level, during and after the course.
To do this, our courses are organized around the learning of techniques and principles of evolution in mountains.
This approach involves evolutions in “autonomous” teams where the trainee-participants implement safety techniques, learned beforehand. The rope then evolves without being systematically connected to a guide by a rope. These evolutions into “autonomous” teams are carried out under the guidance of the guide, which determines the modalities of these evolutions according to the level of the trainee-participants and the conditions in the field.
The trainee-participant in a mountaineering or high-mountain climbing course undertakes to accept the form of instruction offered and certifies having read this information.
To find out everything about the Chamonix Valley, mountain conditions, ski lifts, entertainment, accommodation:
www.chamonix.com
www.compniedumontblanc.com
www.ohm-chamonix.com
The purpose of this note is to present to you the form of mountaineering practice that we offer during our various mountaineering or climbing courses in high mountains.
UCPA is a mountaineering and high mountain school. Our objective is to bring participants to a controlled and responsible practice of mountaineering, each at their own level, during and after the course.
To do this, our courses are organized around the learning of techniques and principles of evolution in mountains.
This approach involves evolutions in “autonomous” teams where the trainee-participants implement safety techniques, learned beforehand. The rope then evolves without being systematically connected to a guide by a rope. These evolutions into “autonomous” teams are carried out under the guidance of the guide, which determines the modalities of these evolutions according to the level of the trainee-participants and the conditions in the field.
The trainee-participant in a mountaineering or high-mountain climbing course undertakes to accept the form of instruction offered and certifies having read this information.
To find out everything about the Chamonix Valley, mountain conditions, ski lifts, entertainment, accommodation:
www.chamonix.com
www.compniedumontblanc.com
www.ohm-chamonix.com
formalities
If your child is affected by a food allergy or intolerance, immediately after registering, you must complete the online questionnaire detailing their allergy (s).
The link to the allergy questionnaire is available in the first chapter of the attachment “Health Liaison Sheet”.
Go to UCPA.com or directly to the health page.
https://www.ucpa.com/ucpa-et-vous/sante
https://www.ucpa.com/ucpa-et-vous/formulaire-allergies
In the context of sports stays for minors, certain formalities are mandatory.
In the absence of the required documents, we will not be able to welcome your child.
For departures abroad, the form must be given to the guide on the day of departure.
https://media.ucpa.com/image/upload/v1687877654/PRODUCTION-GRAPHIQUE/WEB/fiche-liaison.pdf
Information note
The purpose of this note is to present to you the form of mountaineering practice that we offer during our various mountaineering or climbing courses in high mountains.
UCPA is a mountaineering and high mountain school. Our objective is to bring participants to a controlled and responsible practice of mountaineering, each at their own level, during and after the course.
To do this, our courses are organized around the learning of techniques and principles of evolution in mountains.
This approach involves evolutions in “autonomous” teams where the trainee-participants implement safety techniques, learned beforehand. The rope then evolves without being systematically connected to a guide by a rope. These evolutions into “autonomous” teams are carried out under the guidance of the guide, which determines the modalities of these evolutions according to the level of the trainee-participants and the conditions in the field.
The trainee-participant in a mountaineering or high-mountain climbing course undertakes to accept the form of instruction offered and certifies having read this information.
Please fill in the information below
Sports village:
Internship of:
Name and surname:
Address:
To Le
Signature of the parents or the legal representative for minors preceded by the words “read and approved"*:
*: note to be given when you arrive at the sports village.
Go to UCPA.com or directly to the health page.
https://www.ucpa.com/ucpa-et-vous/sante
https://www.ucpa.com/ucpa-et-vous/formulaire-allergies
In the context of sports stays for minors, certain formalities are mandatory.
In the absence of the required documents, we will not be able to welcome your child.
For departures abroad, the form must be given to the guide on the day of departure.
https://media.ucpa.com/image/upload/v1687877654/PRODUCTION-GRAPHIQUE/WEB/fiche-liaison.pdf
Information note
The purpose of this note is to present to you the form of mountaineering practice that we offer during our various mountaineering or climbing courses in high mountains.
UCPA is a mountaineering and high mountain school. Our objective is to bring participants to a controlled and responsible practice of mountaineering, each at their own level, during and after the course.
To do this, our courses are organized around the learning of techniques and principles of evolution in mountains.
This approach involves evolutions in “autonomous” teams where the trainee-participants implement safety techniques, learned beforehand. The rope then evolves without being systematically connected to a guide by a rope. These evolutions into “autonomous” teams are carried out under the guidance of the guide, which determines the modalities of these evolutions according to the level of the trainee-participants and the conditions in the field.
The trainee-participant in a mountaineering or high-mountain climbing course undertakes to accept the form of instruction offered and certifies having read this information.
Please fill in the information below
Sports village:
Internship of:
Name and surname:
Address:
To Le
Signature of the parents or the legal representative for minors preceded by the words “read and approved"*:
*: note to be given when you arrive at the sports village.
formalities
If your child is affected by a food allergy or intolerance, immediately after registering, you must complete the online questionnaire detailing their allergy (s).
The link to the allergy questionnaire is available in the first chapter of the attachment “Health Liaison Sheet”.
Go to UCPA.com or directly to the health page.
https://www.ucpa.com/ucpa-et-vous/sante
https://www.ucpa.com/ucpa-et-vous/formulaire-allergies
In the context of sports stays for minors, certain formalities are mandatory.
In the absence of the required documents, we will not be able to welcome your child.
For departures abroad, the form must be given to the guide on the day of departure.
https://media.ucpa.com/image/upload/v1687877654/PRODUCTION-GRAPHIQUE/WEB/fiche-liaison.pdf
Information note
The purpose of this note is to present to you the form of mountaineering practice that we offer during our various mountaineering or climbing courses in high mountains.
UCPA is a mountaineering and high mountain school. Our objective is to bring participants to a controlled and responsible practice of mountaineering, each at their own level, during and after the course.
To do this, our courses are organized around the learning of techniques and principles of evolution in mountains.
This approach involves evolutions in “autonomous” teams where the trainee-participants implement safety techniques, learned beforehand. The rope then evolves without being systematically connected to a guide by a rope. These evolutions into “autonomous” teams are carried out under the guidance of the guide, which determines the modalities of these evolutions according to the level of the trainee-participants and the conditions in the field.
The trainee-participant in a mountaineering or high-mountain climbing course undertakes to accept the form of instruction offered and certifies having read this information.
Please fill in the information below
Sports village:
Internship of:
Name and surname:
Address:
To Le
Signature of the parents or the legal representative for minors preceded by the words “read and approved"*:
*: note to be given when you arrive at the sports village.
The link to the allergy questionnaire is available in the first chapter of the attachment “Health Liaison Sheet”.
Go to UCPA.com or directly to the health page.
https://www.ucpa.com/ucpa-et-vous/sante
https://www.ucpa.com/ucpa-et-vous/formulaire-allergies
In the context of sports stays for minors, certain formalities are mandatory.
In the absence of the required documents, we will not be able to welcome your child.
For departures abroad, the form must be given to the guide on the day of departure.
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Information note
The purpose of this note is to present to you the form of mountaineering practice that we offer during our various mountaineering or climbing courses in high mountains.
UCPA is a mountaineering and high mountain school. Our objective is to bring participants to a controlled and responsible practice of mountaineering, each at their own level, during and after the course.
To do this, our courses are organized around the learning of techniques and principles of evolution in mountains.
This approach involves evolutions in “autonomous” teams where the trainee-participants implement safety techniques, learned beforehand. The rope then evolves without being systematically connected to a guide by a rope. These evolutions into “autonomous” teams are carried out under the guidance of the guide, which determines the modalities of these evolutions according to the level of the trainee-participants and the conditions in the field.
The trainee-participant in a mountaineering or high-mountain climbing course undertakes to accept the form of instruction offered and certifies having read this information.
Please fill in the information below
Sports village:
Internship of:
Name and surname:
Address:
To Le
Signature of the parents or the legal representative for minors preceded by the words “read and approved"*:
*: note to be given when you arrive at the sports village.