Instructors Course - Rock Training Rescue Module

Event Details

Mon 28 Nov 5:30PM
Southern - Otago

Event Contact:

Brent Matehaere

Tel: 027 383 7935

Email: brent.matehaere@surflifesaving.org.nz

<h3>Contact your club admin for entry into this course</h3> <p> </p> <p>Click <a href="/media/996823/instructor-rock-training-rescue-module.pdf" title="Instructor - Rock Training Rescue Module.pdf">here</a> for the Event flyer</p> <h3>Course Overview</h3> <p>The Instructors Award - Rock Training, certifies that the holder has the skills and knowledge to be an Instructor to deliver the Rock Training &amp; Rescue Module. The qualification enables members to obtain relevant theory and practical skills about instruction and teaching to be utilised when training members in rock activities. </p> <hr> <h3>Course Information </h3> <p>Prerequisites: </p> <ul> <li>Current member of a SLS club </li> <li>18 years of age </li> <li>Surf Lifeguard Award (refreshed) </li> <li>Minimum 3 years active patrol experience, including relevant rock activity experience </li> <li>Rock Rescue and Training Module </li> <li>Demonstrated competency of local beach, local drifts/currents/swells and rock conditions </li> <li>Instructors Award - Surf Lifeguard or IRB </li> <li>Attend a Rock Training and Rescue Instructors Course </li> </ul> <p><span>Duration</span>: Half Day (4-5 hours) + onsite assessment </p> <p><span>Delivered by</span>: Instructors Course delivery by regional SLSNZ Rock Instructor Assessors/facilitators </p> <p><span>Who should complete it</span>: Anyone interested in instructing the Rock Training &amp; Rescue Module </p> <p><span>Candidate requirements</span>: Full participate in the Instructors Course and complete the practical components</p> <h3>Topics Covered </h3> <ol> <li>Introduction </li> <li>Communication &amp; Planning </li> <li>Risk Management </li> <li>Rock Training &amp; Rescue Theory </li> <li>Practical Delivery of module components </li> <li>Readiness for Assessment </li> </ol> <h3>Outcomes</h3> <p>At the completion of the qualification candidates will be able to:</p> <ol> <li>Prepare for lessons and implement lesson plans and sequences</li> <li>Create a safe physical environment conducive to learning/training</li> <li>Communicate with candidates</li> <li>Identify and apply effective questioning techniques</li> <li>Identify, manage and assess Risk </li> <li>Demonstrate instructing ability of the practical module components </li> <li>Prepare candidates for assessment</li> </ol> Development
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Contact your club admin for entry into this course

 

Click here for the Event flyer

Course Overview

The Instructors Award - Rock Training, certifies that the holder has the skills and knowledge to be an Instructor to deliver the Rock Training & Rescue Module. The qualification enables members to obtain relevant theory and practical skills about instruction and teaching to be utilised when training members in rock activities. 

Course Information 

Prerequisites: 

  • Current member of a SLS club 
  • 18 years of age 
  • Surf Lifeguard Award (refreshed) 
  • Minimum 3 years active patrol experience, including relevant rock activity experience 
  • Rock Rescue and Training Module 
  • Demonstrated competency of local beach, local drifts/currents/swells and rock conditions 
  • Instructors Award - Surf Lifeguard or IRB 
  • Attend a Rock Training and Rescue Instructors Course 

Duration: Half Day (4-5 hours) + onsite assessment 

Delivered by: Instructors Course delivery by regional SLSNZ Rock Instructor Assessors/facilitators 

Who should complete it: Anyone interested in instructing the Rock Training & Rescue Module 

Candidate requirements: Full participate in the Instructors Course and complete the practical components

Topics Covered 

  1. Introduction 
  2. Communication & Planning 
  3. Risk Management 
  4. Rock Training & Rescue Theory 
  5. Practical Delivery of module components 
  6. Readiness for Assessment 

Outcomes

At the completion of the qualification candidates will be able to:

  1. Prepare for lessons and implement lesson plans and sequences
  2. Create a safe physical environment conducive to learning/training
  3. Communicate with candidates
  4. Identify and apply effective questioning techniques
  5. Identify, manage and assess Risk 
  6. Demonstrate instructing ability of the practical module components 
  7. Prepare candidates for assessment