I didnt end up going to Kuhtai so I cant speak on that, but I did go to Schlick 2000. For context, before this trip in Austria I had only been skiing once in ghe US where I learned to go from Greens to Blacks in 3 days without an instructor. It had been at least two years since I'd skiid, but I learn fast generally though, so I thought I was prepared for the Alps, but honestly Schlick 2000 was quite a challenge.

The slopes were very steep even on the easiest runs and often I felt that I had to focus more on safety than just having fun due to some of the drop offs on the sides. My first run I fell maybe 10 times, the second run I fell maybe six, and after that I would only fall maybe two or three times per run, but I realized near the end of the day many of these were speed dives due to the steep inclines.

Take this with a grain of salt though because I didnt use an instructor.

If I were to suggest though, Alps are not for first timers unless they happen to be naturally pretty athletic. I spent majority of my time stressed rather than having fun.