In reply to David Barratt: some suggestions...
Newtonmore area (no idea on current conditions) - A'Chailleach. Landy track, really gentle slope to get used to skinning...to bothy then up to summit. Could drop over the north side and go up carn sgulain as well for a second munro tick.
Glenshee ski centre - you could tour from the ski centre to Carn a'Gheoidh (getting the chairlift to plateau and combine with pistey skiing) - pretty flat most of the way.
Another glenshee one - more adventurous. park at NO145 806, roughly follow track (marked on map) towards carn a tuirc. you could head to the old ski hut, or cut across/up the south west facing ridge - not as steep. I did this on friday. carry skis from about 20metres before the summit to avoid scree. then head along the plateau for the other summits...featureless and pain in the ass to navigation in low vis.
descend via sron goaithe (nw facing ridge accessed from between cairn of claise and glas moal - gentler way down, makes a nice circuit, good snow conditions on friday just passed.
In the killin area we have:
meall ghaordaidh, green lumpy dull hill in summer, but an awesome gentle ski tour in the winter! did this a few weeks ago via south east facing ridge line. watch out for the crags near summit.
and of course theres ben lawers area - meall nam tarmachan, apart from reaching the summit with the 'bad step' of course, but the south facing slopes around there would offer some good touring. Lawers itself etc.
check out my blog if you wish for photos etc of some of these suggestions.
www.getoutadventures.co.uk
Hope this helps. p.s. im fairly new to skiing too and have managed these routes without any problems
Janey