The Association of Mountaineering Instructors is the representative body for professionally qualified Mountaineering Instructors in the British Isles. AMI is committed to promoting good practice in all mountaineering instruction.

The Association of Mountaineering Instructors aims to help you become an independent and self reliant mountaineer. Whether your sport is hill walking, rock climbing or snow and ice climbing our members will develop your skills to help you move safely and confidently in the British hills.

AMI members are highly experienced mountaineers who have undergone rigorous training and assessment to qualify under the Mountain Leader Training UK (MLTUK) Mountaineering Instructor scheme.

All full members of the Association are holders of the Mountaineering Instructors Award (MIA) or the higher award, the Mountaineering Instructors Certificate (MIC).

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Terms and Conditions

TERMS AND CONDITIONS INPORTANT INFORMATION

• Cancellation of Membership
  The Association of Mountaineering Instructors does not operate a membership refund or initial cooling-off period policy.
  The AMI committee reserves the right to make refunds to members in exceptional circumstances only.
  The Association also reserves the right to cancel all member services on cancellation or non-payment of annual subscriptions.
• Services and membership benefits are only available to current members of the Association.
• All products and services purchased must be settled in full within 28 days of purchase.
• All members of the Association must work to the Associations Code of Professional Practice.
• AMI reserves the right to refuse membership to any member in breach of the Professional Code of conduct.
• The Association committee reserves the right to make changes to terms and conditions during the membership year on the giving of reasonable notice to the membership where it considers this necessary in order to comply with any applicable laws, regulations or advice of a regulatory authority.

Association of Mountaineering Instructors: Siabod Cottage, Capel Curig, Conwy, North Wales LL24 OET.
Tel: 01690 720 123 Fax: 01690 720 248 email here.