Course Information
Bushwalking – Difficult Tracked Environments
Course Description
This course involves a set of skills to complete walks in any type of environment including bushland, arid, alpine or tropical areas and according to planned routes.
The course will use a variety of campsites. Students are to bring their own camping equipment and rations.
Bushwalking equipment will be provided (backpacks, poles, ropes, compasses etc).
Students are required to bring their own camping equipment and clothing.
Students may bring personal equipment, but it must pass an inspection by Group 314 prior to use.
The course will use a variety of campsites. Students are to bring their own camping equipment and rations.
Bushwalking equipment will be provided (backpacks, poles, ropes, compasses etc).
Students are required to bring their own camping equipment and clothing.
Students may bring personal equipment, but it must pass an inspection by Group 314 prior to use.
Course Content
This course requires the successful completion of:
The course content is:
- SISOBWG002 Bushwalk in difficult tracked environments.
- SISOFLD007 Navigate in difficult tracked environments.
The course content is:
- Day 1 - Demonstration activity, equipment, walking techniques, planning.
- Day 2 - Skill development, navigation.
- Day 3 - Bushwalk and assessment.
- Day 4 - Bushwalk and assessment.
- Day 5 - Bushwalk and assessment.
Recognition
Nationally Recognised Training ( NRT ) under the Australian Quality Training Framework ( AQTF ).
Certification Type
Statement of Attainment
Course Fee
$1,500 ex GST (per enrolment)
Entry Requirements
Students must:
- Be at least 18 years old at the time of enrolment.
- Have an email address and access to a computer with an internet connection.
- Complete a Pre-course Evaluation conducted by Group 314 to determine suitability for the course.
- Physical ability to bushwalk.
Duration
40 hours completed over a continuous period of five days.
Training Strategy
Training is provided using practical sessions whilst conducting bushwalking activities in difficult tracked environments.
Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)
Students are required to be employed in an Outdoor Leader role and have prior skills and knowledge in bushwalking. They will therefore have experience that qualifies as RPL. RPL will be assessed and supplemented by gap and/or refresher training as required.
Refer to the Group 314 RPL Policy Click here
for more information.
Refer to the Group 314 RPL Policy Click here
for more information.Assessment Strategy
This course requires students to complete a variety of assessment activities.
- Written Knowledge Assessment (2).
- Competency Observation (6).
- Skills Assessment(2).
Location
Wee Jasper (or other suitable bushwalking areas).
More About This Course
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If you would like to discuss this course with a Group 314 representative, please email info@group314.com or phone 1300 448 779.
If you would like to discuss this course with a Group 314 representative, please email info@group314.com or phone 1300 448 779.
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Please email info@group314.com or phone 1300 448 779 to enrol.
Why study with us
- The practical application of skills and knowledge is important to us.
- Our trainers and assessors have vast amounts of industry experience.
- Prior learning is recognised to avoid unnecessary effort.
- Courses are customised to suit individual and organisational needs.
- We will help as much as we can.
- There are no unexpected charges and payment plans are offered.