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Overview

The re-accreditation process aims to ensure quality instruction is occurring and provides participants an opportunity to be updated with the latest resources and information. Participants will deliver a practical session and receive feedback and support.

Prerequisites

• Comply with the State/Territory legislation including, but not only, child protection laws (if applicable in that state)
• Hold a current Applied First Aid Certificate (or above)
• Hold a Long Range Operators Certificate of Proficiency (Marine Radio Licence)
• Hold a current personal Safety & Sea Survival Certificate - RPL available for accredited Instructors.

• Hold current Safety & Sea Survival Instructor Qualification (cannot be lapsed more than 24 months)

Who should do this?

This opportunity is for anyone looking to reaccredit their Safety & Sea Survival Instructor qualification and continue instructing the Australian Sailing Safety & Sea Survival program at an accredited Safety & Sea Survival Centre.

Cost

Free

Outcome

This process aims to maintain skills and knowledge in the following areas:

• General Instructing skills - Communication, Planning, Course layout, etc
• Fundamental technical skills: Liferaft activities, Lifejackets, Flares, etc
• Updates on new equipment and/or resources

Pending your success, you will gain the Safety & Sea Survival Instructor qualification for a further 5 years.