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Version 8 July, 2014

Scouts Australia NSW Branch

SIS10 Adventurous Activity Training & Policy Information Handbook

SIS10 Information & Policy Handbook – Version 8 ‐ Revised July, 2014 2

SIS‐10 INTRODUCTION Scouts Australia has a single pathway for Adventurous Activity qualifications. This move has been driven by many external changes including the Federal WHS (Work Health & Safety) legislation, changes to Federal training regulators, and a decision to facilitate a national system of qualifications across all Branches of Scouts Australia. Previously, our internal “Scouting” qualifications were only recognised within the local Branch of the Scout Association. Now we have adopted industry recognised accredited (VET) training for outdoor recreation allowing members to gain useful qualifications and ensuring that Scouts Australia continues to exceed community expectations in the safety and quality of our adventurous activity training. All training courses will be delivered from the SIS‐10 training package. Courses will be run by NSW Branch and will cover all accredited skill sets. Courses will be administered like all other residential training courses by applying on an L1 Form. Workbooks will be issued for completion and full participation will be required. Opportunities for recognition of prior learning (skills recognition) are available to existing members with current Scouting qualifications to transfer to this new system. Leaders who hold existing qualifications external to Scouting will be able to have those qualifications recognised wherever they match the units and modules delivered by Scouts Australia. It is important to recognise that the new qualifications are very different to previous Scouting levels.

Levels One These are entry level qualifications. In many cases, these will be sufficient for an adult leader to take their youth members on basic activities (e.g. Level One Bushwalking or Level Two Canoeing). Levels Two, Three These are more advanced or specialised levels that form a progression pathway. Guide Guide level qualifications would normally be held by dedicated Activity Leaders responsible for organising larger events within the Region. (For example, Bushwalking Guides will normally be used as the Badge Examiner to supervise walks conducted within the Scout and Venturer Scout award schemes.) Guide level qualifications require completion of “Common Core A & B1” (certificate III Core Units) and “Enterprise Trainer – TAESS00007 ‐ Old Training of Trainers 1A” (TAESS00007 Enterprise Trainer – Presenting Skill Set) Residential Courses. Instructor Instructor level qualifications allow appointed adult members to teach and examine skills required for the activity. Instructor level qualifications require completion of the “Common Core B2” “ and “Training of Trainer 1B” (TAESS00001 Assessor Skill Set) Weekend Residential Courses. Normally Instructors will be part of the NSW training Team.

NSW Branch understands that there will be considerable challenges during the implementation of this new training program and we appreciate your patience as the new courses are prepared. The following pages show an outline of the entitlements of each qualification. For additional information, please contact your Region Commissioner (Activities) or Region Commissioner (Adult Training & Development).


POLICY Overview for all Activities

OverallAim:The aim of the association is to facilitate members undertaking activities in a safe environment, leaders through a formal (written) risk assessment process, while it is fully understood adventurous activities involves a degree of risk our philosophy should be to ensure suitable controls are in place to minimise risk to a safe level to undertake the activity.

Ratios:Leaders must be completely satisfied after a written risk assessment of any adventurous activity they have covered all area of:‐ Two deep leadership, Weather, Difficulty of the activity, fitness of the group, location and communication with your home base or others if required.

Equipment:All equipment must to suitable for the conditions, used in accordance with manufacturer’s recommendations, and check prior to the activity by leaders for suitability.


BUSHWALKING ACTIVITIES

Controlled (Tracked) Terrain

Allows a member to lead a Bushwalk over controlled (tracked & easy untracked) terrain. Minimum 15 years of age

Allows an adult member to lead or supervise a Bushwalking activity over controlled (tracked) terrain

Allows an adult member to teach and examine bushwalking skills for controlled terrain

Intermediate (Untracked) Terrain

Allows a member to lead a Bushwalk over intermediate (untracked) terrain Minimum 15 years of age

Allows an adult member to lead or supervise a Bushwalking activity over intermediate terrain

Allows an adult member to teach and examine bushwalking skills for intermediate terrain

Uncontrolled (Remote) Terrain

Allows an adult member to lead a Bushwalk over uncontrolled (remote) terrain

Allows an adult member to lead or supervise a Bushwalking activity over uncontrolled terrain

Allows an adult member to teach and examine bushwalking skills for uncontrolled terrain

Level One

Controlled Guide

Controlled Instructor

Level Two

Intermediate Guide

Intermediate Instructor

Level Three

Advanced Guide

Advanced Instructor


ROCK ACTIVITIES

Single‐Pitch

Safe participant (not classified as a novice)in an abseiling/caving/canyoning or Rock‐climbing activity Minimum 15 years of age

Allows a member to lead an abseiling/caving/canyoning or Rock‐climbing activity with qualified participants Minimum 15 years of age

Allows an adult member to lead an abseiling/caving/canyoning or Rock‐climbing activity with novices

Allows an adult member to teach and examine abseiling/caving/canyoning or Rock‐climbing skills

Multi‐Pitch

Allows a member to participate safely in a multi‐pitch abseiling/caving/ Canyoning or Rock‐climbing activity Minimum 15 years of age

Allows an adult member to lead a multi‐pitch abseiling/caving/Canyoning or Rock‐climbing activity with novices

Allows an adult member to teach and examine abseiling skills for multi‐pitch abseiling/caving/Canyoning or Rock‐climbing

Level One

Level Two

Guide

Instructor

Level Three

Multi‐Pitch Guide

Multi‐Pitch Instructor


WATER ACTIVITIES

Flat Water Canoeing/Kayaking

Safe participant (not classified as a novice) in a canoeing/kayaking activity Minimum 15 years of age

Allows a member to lead a canoeing/kayaking activity with novices Minimum 15 years of age

Allows an adult member to lead a canoeing/kayaking activity involving larger than normal numbers of participants (e.g. Region or District event) or

Supervise a Canoe/Kayak trip in enclosed waters

Allows an adult member to teach and examine canoeing/kayaking skills

White Water Canoeing/Kayaking

Allows a member to participate safely in a canoeing/kayaking activity on Grade 2 water Minimum 15 years of age

Allows a member to participate in a canoeing/kayaking activity on Grade 3 water Minimum 15 years of age

Allows an adult member to lead a canoeing/kayaking activity on Grade 2/3 water

Allows an adult member to teach and examine canoeing/kayaking skills on Grade 2/3 water

Level One

Level Two

Guide

Instructor

Level Two

Level Three

Guide Grade 2/3

Instructor Grade 2/3


WATER ACTIVITIES Sailing

Small Boat Yachting – (Sailing)

Safe participant (not classified as a novice) in a sailing activity Minimum 15 years of age

Allows a member to lead a sailing activity with novices in light controlled environments only Minimum 15 years of age

Allows an adult member to lead a sailing activity with novices in moderate to variable environments Minimum 18 years of age

Allows an adult member to lead a sailing activity involving larger than normal numbers of participants (e.g. Region or District event, Regattas, etc )

Allows an adult member to teach and examine sailing skills

Level One

Level Two

Level Three

Instructor


VENTURER, ROVERS & LEADERS

Certificate II – Outdoor Recreation

Complete all 4Certificate II core units

Hold current first aid qualification

Min requirement – HLT Apply First Aid

Complete Level One common units

PLUS

(A total of 10 elective units are required)

Complete LEVEL ONE in at least 3 skill areas (e.g. Abseiling, Bushwalking, and Canoeing); and

Complete LEVEL TWO in at least 1 skill area

OR

Complete LEVEL ONE and LEVEL TWO in at least 2 skill areas

OR Refer to the Certificate II packaging rules later in this handbook

Certificate II Workbook

First Aid

Level One Common

OPTION A

OPTION B


ROVERS AND LEADERS

Certificate III – Outdoor Recreation

Residential Weekend (Common Core A & B1) – Refer to Training Calendar

REQUIRED FOR GUIDE LEVEL QUALIFICATIONS

(TAESS00007 Enterprise Trainer – Presenting Skill Set)

1 Day course

REQUIRED FOR GUIDE LEVEL QUALIFICATIONS

Old Training of Trainers 1A

Qualify to GUIDE level in at least 2 skill areas

Refer to the Certificate III packaging rules later in this handbook

Certificate IV – Outdoor Recreation

Residential Weekends (Core units Certificate IV)

REQUIRED FOR INSTRUCTOR LEVEL QUALIFICATIONS

(TAESS00001 ‐ Assessor Skill Set)

Residential Weekend

REQUIRED FOR INSTRUCTOR LEVEL QUALIFICATIONS

Old Training of Trainers 1B

Qualify to INSTRUCTOR level in at least 2 skill areas

Refer to the Certificate IV packaging rules later in this handbook

Common Core A & B1

Enterprise Trainer

TAESS00007

Activity Competency

Core Units Certificate IV

Assessor Skill Set

TAESS00001

Activity Competency


Scouts Australia NSW Branch SIS‐10 Activity Qualifications

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SIS‐10 QUALIFICATIONS OVERVIEW

Bushwalking Activities For an adult leader to take youth members on a bushwalking activity (including novices with no prior skills), they must have a Certificate of Adult Leadership, a current first aid qualification and hold the following:

For Bushwalking on tracks:

For Bushwalking off tracks:

NB. An adult that holds a Bushwalking Guide or Instructor qualification may authorise a bushwalk FOR YOUTH MEMBERS to proceed without any qualified member being on the activity provided that appropriate planning and preparation has been completed prior to departure and the Bushwalking Guide or Instructor is satisfied that all Activity Notification procedures have been completed correctly.

Rock Activities For an adult leader to take youth members on a rock activity (including novices with no prior skills), they must have a Certificate of Adult Leadership, a current first aid qualification and hold the following:

For Abseiling, Caving, Canyoning and Rock‐climbing:

Water Activities For an adult leader to take youth members on a boating activity (including novices with no prior skills), they must have a Certificate of Adult Leadership, a current first aid qualification and hold the following:

For Flat Water Canoeing or Kayaking:

For Sailing in light controlled environments:

For Sailing in moderate to variable environments:

Level One

Level Two

Guide

Level Two

Level Two

Level Three


Scouts Australia NSW Branch SIS‐10 Activity Qualifications

Appendix


APPENDIX This appendix provides a complete overview of all SIS‐10 modules that are required for each qualification. The Common Core A & B1 and Training of Trainers 1A (TAESS00007 Enterprise Trainer ‐ Presenting Skill Set) courses are required for all Guide qualifications. The Common Core B2 & Training of Trainers 1B (TEASS00001 ‐ Assessor Skill Set) courses are required for all Instructor qualifications. In all instances, the modules featured in lower qualifications are pre‐requisites for the higher qualification. As a Registered Training Organisation (RTO), Scouts Australia will recognise any units listed in the following pages that are completed outside of Scouting whenever a member can supply a Statement of Attainment from another RTO. Scouts Australia is also able to recognise electives completed outside of Scouting and we can organise a credit transfer where necessary. Details of Currency Guidelines and Log Book requirements are featured on the following pages. For additional information, please contact your Region Commissioner (Activities) or Region Commissioner (Adult Training & Development).

Log Books – Mandatory ‐

All members are required to keep a log book that records their involvement in adventurous activities. The log book must record details of date, location, type of activity, number of participants and your role at the activity. The name and contact details of another person at the activity that could verify your involvement should also be recorded for future reference.

Bushwalking Track Definitions ‐ Controlled AS2156.1 – 2001 Classes 1‐4 AWTGS (2010) Grades 1‐4 Intermediate AS2156.1 – 2001 Class 5 AWTGS (2010) Grade 5 Advanced (Uncontrolled) AS2156.1 – 2001 Class 6 AWTGS (2010) Grade 5

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CURRENCY GUIDELINES To ensure that our activity leaders maintain currency in the skills they are qualified for, Scouts Australia has developed a set of currency guidelines that would be expected for members to follow for continued involvement in their area of skill. These guidelines are listed in the table below with additional detail listed for each activity area.

Level 1 Level 2 Guide Instructor

2 Activity Days 3 Activity Days 4 Guiding Days 2 Instructional Days (VET Courses) 2 Guiding Days

1 Rescue Skills Day 1 Rescue Skills Day 1 Rescue Skills Day

First Aid (provide First Aid) current HLT – and /or CPR Refresher (HLT CPR 201A)



1 Guide Development Day 1 Instructor Development Day

General

A day is regarded as 6 hours effort and a half day as 3 hours effort.

Two half day activities make up one full day activity.

An instructional activity day must involve personal participation in the activity.

Each of the five aspects of registration must be completed annually (i.e. instructional days, guide activity days, rescue skills days, first aid and/or CPR currency, and instructor development days).

No activity day can count more than once in any one activity area (i.e. a rescue skills practice day cannot also be counted as an instructional day or guide activity day in the same activity area).

At least two instructional days in every three years must be on level 2 courses in the activity area.

Instructor development days may include conferences, workshops, training courses relating to instructing skills in activity area, delivery of Adventurous Activities Skills (Common Core) courses.

A conference or workshop that relates to more than 1 activity area may be counted for each relevant activity area.

Double entries

If a person was Canyoning and had a reasonable walk into the canyon and there were a few abseils it would be OK for the member to enter the activity into their Bushwalking log, Canyon log and Abseil log for the 1 activity.

Development & Rescue Skills Days

Development Days can be training courses, Trade shows, ORIC Conferences, or any type of event where you are developing you knowledge, skills, in the adventurous activity area. Rescue Skills Days would normally be a practical exercise in your given activity field e.g. abseil rescue/recovery/haulage systems/ water z rescues/ training events, industry demonstration in new equipment or techniques


What can I do with my qualification ?

Level 1 ‐ Bushwalking Holding a current COAL (Certificate of adult leadership) and First Aid certificate I can take my Mob,

Pack, Troop, Unit or Crew bushwalking on designated tracked walks

Level 2 – Canoeing/Kayaking Holding a current COAL (Certificate of adult leadership) and First Aid certificate I can take my Pack,

Troop, Unit or Crew on canoeing/Kayaking on flat water

Level 1 Canoeing is considered a safe participant, but cannot run an activity

Guide Guide level qualifications can undertake any rock related activity, or run District, Region or State

activities, this includes regattas

They are responsible for the overall activity and can make decision regarding ratios, and numbers outside the normal policy. They cannot participate within the event if they have put controls in place as it is their responsibility for the general oversight of the activity, and may need to alter controls if there are changes in weather, wind, rain or other factors that will affect the safe running of the activity.

Training Guide level qualifications can assist with SIS‐10 training; however a training team member (LT or ALT) must be present and be the course leader. SIS‐10 training is no different from any other accredited training that we deliver e.g. Cub Scouts, Venturers etc.

All SIS‐10 training must be run in accordance with normal training team guidelines

An L3 Adult Training Course Cancellation/Proposal form must be used 6 weeks prior to the course, only training team members (LT or ALT) can be course leaders.

All applications and fees are to be sent to State HQ for processing

A nominal roll will be generated from the applications and sent to the course leader 2 weeks prior to the course.

Acceptance letters, course information, any pre‐course will be sent to participants

Only the National Workbooks are to be used for courses, certainly training team members can use other supporting information, handouts, etc however we have agreed to a National seamless boarder policy and the workbooks can’t be changed.

A training team member (LT or ALT) can use a subject matter expert “Guide” to assist on courses, any person assisting on courses must hold the relevant units of competency

After completion of the course: (1) Workbooks (2) Evaluations (3) Program (4) Nominal rolls are to be returned to the State office for processing, course leaders will sign off on the rolls as normal and indicate any participant who has either missed session or marked not yet competent. This needs to be returned to State Office 7 days after the course runs. This is to meet RTO requirements.

State Office will generate National issuing form for signing by the relevant people

State Office will send completed documentation to National SAIT for processing and issuing statement of attainment

State Office will receive statement of attainment from National and update MIS (Member information system) and post statement with workbook directly to the participant.


ACTIVITY LEADERS (primary Appointment)

Skills Module Description

e‐Learning is for Activity leaders with Primary appointment only.

BINTRO Intro to Basic Leadership Training

BCORE HIST How Scouting Began

BCORE FUND Basic Scouting Fundamentals

BCORE LEAD Basic Leadership

BCORE SKILL Personal Skill Development

BCORE SAFE Basic Scout Safe

E USP The USP of Scouting

E PATROL Introduction to the Patrol System

E EDUCATE Educational Method of Scouting

Same Units as Common Core A & B1 And complete State Forms, structure, And scouting content

SISO ODR 302A Plan outdoor recreation activities

SISO ODR 303A Guide outdoor recreation sessions

SISO OPS 201A Minimise environmental impact

SISO OPS 304A Plan for minimal environmental impact

SISO OPS 306A Interpret weather conditions in the field

SISX CAI 306A Facilitate a group

SISX EMR 201A Respond to emergency situations

SISX OHS 101A Follow occupational health and safety policies

SISX RSK 301A Undertake risk analysis of activities

BSB WOR 301A Organise personal work priorities and development

SISX CCS 201A Provide customer service

TAE DEL 301A Provide work skill instruction

BSB CMM 401A Make a presentation (TAESS00007 Enterprise Trainer ‐ Presenting Skill Set)

Qualify to GUIDE level in at least 2 skill areas: (at Cert III Level)

Activity Leaders – Primary Appointment Once an Activity Leader completes the e‐Learning above, completes Common Core A & B1 plus scouting content, and the (TAESS00007 Enterprise Trainer ‐ Presenting Skill Set), with a current First Aid Certificate (Provide First Aid). Some members may have exemptions which are dealt with via a credit transfer process or RPL to recognise current skills. At some point you need to do In‐Service to formularise yourself with other sections and how they operate. Once the above process has been followed you need to complete a W3 to transfer from a trainee Leader to an Activity Leader Appointment (COAL). A Certificate III in outdoor recreation is not mandatory for an Activity Leader, although they would complete the majority of this certificate in their training process.

e‐Learning

Basic Sectional Techniques

Enterprise Trainer

TAESS00007

Activity Competency

Guide (2) Guide (1)

Primary Appointment Process

W1 – Application or L9 Transfer

L8 – Introductory Interview

M5 – Prohibited Employment

Issued with Field Book

Access to e‐Learning

Basic Sectional

Training of Trainers 1A (TAESS00007 Enterprise Trainer ‐ Presenting Skill Set)

Guide Level specialities

L10 – In Service (section)

Apply First Aid Certificate


SIS‐10 COMMON MODULES – Core + Training

Common Core A & B1 – (Core units for Certificate III) Residential Weekend


SISO ODR 302 Plan outdoor recreation activities

SISO ODR 303 Guide outdoor recreation sessions

SISO OPS 201 Minimise environmental impact

SISO OPS 304 Plan for minimal environmental impact

SISO OPS 306 Interpret weather conditions in the field

SISX CAI 306 Facilitate a group

SISX EMR 201 Respond to emergency situations

SISX OHS 101 Follow occupational health and safety policies

SISX RSK 301

SISX IND 101

SISO ODR 201

Undertake risk analysis of activities Work effectively in sport & recreation environments Assist in conducting outdoor recreation sessions

BSB WOR 301A Organise personal work priorities and development – (Available as RPL workbook)

SISX CCS 201A Provide customer service – (Available as RPL workbook) The 2 units above are required for a Full Certificate III , however they are not required for a Guide level qualification

Enterprise Trainer – TAESS00007 – 1 day course – Required at GUIDE level Skills Module Description

(TAESS00007 Enterprise Trainer – Presenting Skill Set)

TAE DEL 301A

Old Training of Trainers 1A Provide work skill instruction

BSB CMM 401A Make a presentation

Common Core B2 – Required for Instructor Level Skills Module Description

SISO ODR 404A Manage risk in an outdoor activity

SISX EMR 402A Coordinate emergency response

SISX OHS 402A Implement and monitor occupational health and safety policies

Assessor Skill Set – TAESS00001 – Required for Instructor Level Skills Module Description

Residential Weekend (TAESS00001 ‐ Assessor Skill Set)

TAE ASS 401A

Old Training of Trainers 1B Plan assessment activities and processes

TAE ASS 402A Assess competence

TAS ASS 403A Participate in assessment validation

Guide

Enterprise Trainer

TAESS00007

Instructor

Assessor Skill Set

TAESS00001

These units are required for Guide Level qualifications


BUSHWALKING ACTIVITIES Skills Module Description

SISO BWG 201A Demonstrate bushwalking skills in a controlled environment

SISO NAV 201A Demonstrate navigation skills in a controlled environment

PUA OPE 002A Operate communications systems and equipment

SISO OPS 202A Use and maintain a temporary or overnight site

SISO BWG 303A Guide bushwalks in a controlled environment

Plus Common Core A & B1

Plus Enterprise Trainer TAESS00007 (Enterprise Trainer ‐ Presenting Skill Set)

SISO BWG 302A Apply intermediate bushwalking

SISO BWG 404A Apply river crossing skills

SISO NAV 302A Apply intermediate navigation skills

SISO BWG 405A Guide intermediate bushwalks

SISO BWG 406A Apply Bushwalking skills in uncontrolled landscapes

SISO NAV 403A Apply navigation skills in uncontrolled environmental

SISO BWG 510A Guide bushwalks in an uncontrolled environment

Plus Common Core B2

Plus Assessor Skill Set (TEASS00001 ‐ Assessor Skill Set)

SISO BWG 507A Apply advanced bushwalking skills in alpine areas

SISO OPS 509A Demonstrate navigation skills in a controlled environment

SISO VTR 301A Perform vertical rescues (Can’t be Issued through SAIT as it is Diploma Level) Alpine Walking Will be issued through NSW although not accredited Unit

SISO BWG 508A Apply advanced bushwalking skills in arid areas

SISO VTR 301A Perform vertical rescues (Can’t be Issued through SAIT as it is Diploma Level)

SISO BWG 509A Apply advanced bushwalking skills in tropical areas

SISO VTR 301A Perform vertical rescues (Can’t be Issued through SAIT as it is Diploma Level)

Level One

Controlled Guide

Level Two

Intermediate Guide

Level Three

Advanced Guide

Instructor

Alpine

Arid

Tropical

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WATER ACTIVITIES ‐ Canoeing

Flat Water Canoeing


SISO CNE 201A Demonstrate simple canoeing skills

SISO CNE 202A Perform deep water rescues



SISO CNE 303A Apply canoeing skills


SISO CNE 305A Guide canoeing trips on flat and undemanding water



SISO CNE 306A Instruct canoeing skills on flat and undemanding water

Plus Common Core B2


White Water Canoeing Skills Module Description

SISO CNE 303A Apply canoeing skills


SISO CNE 304A Apply inland canoeing skills on Grade 2 water

SISO WWR 201A Demonstrate self‐rescue skills in white water

SISO WWR 302A Demonstrate white water rescues and recoveries

SISO CNE 307A

Guide canoeing trips on Grade 2 water

SISO CNE 409A

Instruct canoeing skills on Grade 2 water

SISO WWR 403A

SISO CNE 408A

Perform complex white water rescues and recoveries Apply inland canoeing skills on Grade 3 water

SISO CNE 410A Guide canoeing trips on Grade 3 water

Level One

Level Two

Guide

Instructor

Level Two

Guide Grade 2

Instructor Grade 2

Level Three

Guide Grade 3


WATER ACTIVITIES ‐ Kayaking

Flat Water Kayaking Skills Module Description

SISO CNE 202A Perform deep water rescues

SISO KYK 201A Demonstrate simple kayaking skills



SISO KYK 302A Apply kayaking skills


SISO KYK 304A Guide kayaking trips on flat and undemanding water



SISO KYK 407A Instruct kayaking skills on flat and undemanding water

Plus Common Core B2


White Water Kayaking Skills Module Description

SISO KYK 302A Apply kayaking skills


SISO KYK 303A Apply inland kayaking skills on Grade 2 water

SISO WWR 201A Demonstrate self‐rescueskills in white water

SISO WWR 302A Demonstrate white water rescues and recoveries

SISO KYK 305A

Guide kayaking trips on Grade 2 water

SISO KYK 408A

Instruct kayaking skills on Grade 2 water

SISO KYK 406A Apply inland kayaking skills on Grade 3 water

SISO WWR 403A Perform complex white water rescues and recoveries

SISO KYK 409A Guide kayaking trips on Grade 3 water

Level One

Level Two

Guide

Instructor

Level Two

Guide Grade 2

Instructor Grade 2

Level Three

Guide Grade 2/3


WATER ACTIVITIES Sailing & First Aid

Small Boat Yachting (Sailing)


SISO YSB 201A Demonstrate basic skills to sail a small boat in controlled conditions




SISO YSB 302A

Sail a small boat in light to moderate conditions

SISO YSB 403A Sail a small boat in moderate and variable conditions



SISO YSB 404A Instruct small boat yachting

Boating licence Hold a Current NSW Motor Boating licence

Plus Common Core B2


First Aid Requirements:


Remote First Aid SISO OPS 305A

HLT AID 003

HLT FA 311 A

HLT FA 301 A, B, or C

Provide First Aid Apply First Aid Apply First Aid Any First Aid Provider is acceptable as long as they are accredited and provide a statement of attainment with the above units which indicate “Apply First Aid” and the corresponding unit number Remote First Aid is ONLY required if you are an Instructor and/or based on your risk assessment of the activity it is required. The Statement MUST indicate SISO OPS 305A {e.g. not required for Controlled Bushwalking Instructor or Sailing}

Apply First Aid is ALL that activity Guide qualifications require – As per above

Level One

Level Two

Guide Level Three

Instructor


Fishing

Fishing is broken up into several different areas

WATER ACTIVITIES Sailing & First Aid



PUA OPE 002A

SISO OPS 202A

SISO SNK 201A

SISX CAI 102A

Operate communications systems and equipment Use and maintain a temporary or overnight site Demonstrate snorkelling activities Assist in preparing & conducting sport & recreation sessions

SISC AQU 202A Perform basic water rescues

SISO SNK 302A Guide Snorkelling



SISO SNK 403A Instruct snorkelling skills

Plus Common Core B2

Plus Training of Trainers 2B (TEASS00001 ‐ Assessor Skill Set)




SISO OPS 202A

SISO FSH 201A

SISO FSH 206A

Use and maintain a temporary or overnight site Catch and Handle Fish Locate and attract fish

SISO FSH 202A

SISO FSH 203A

SISO FSH 204A

SISO FSH 205A

Select, Catch and use bait Select, Rig and use terminal tackle Select, use and maintain fishing tackle outfits Construct and work simple fishing lures

SISO FSH 307A Guide Fishing Trips



SISO FSH 308A Instruct Fishing Skills

Plus Assessor Skill Set (TEASS00001 ‐ Assessor Skill Set) Plus Common Core B2

Level One & Common Units

Level Two

Guide

Instructor

Level One

Guide

Instructor

Snorkelling


ROCK ACTIVITIES – Abseiling ‐ NATURAL

Single‐Pitch Abseiling – Natural Surfaces This Activity can be completed on either “N” Natural or “A” Artificial


SISO ABN 201 Demonstrate abseiling skills on natural surfaces

SISO ABN 202 Safeguard an abseiler using a single rope belay system

PUA OPE 002 Operate communications systems and equipment

SISO OPS 202 Use and maintain a temporary or overnight site

SISO ABN 303 Apply single pitch abseiling skills on natural surfaces

SISO ABN 304 Establish ropes for single pitch abseiling on natural surfaces

SISO VTR 301 Perform vertical rescue

SISO ABN 305

Guide abseiling on single pitch natural surfaces

Plus Common Core A & B1 Plus Enterprise Trainer TAESS00007 (Enterprise Trainer ‐ Presenting Skill Set)

SISO ABN 408 Instruct abseiling on single pitch natural surfaces

Plus Assessor Skill Set (TEASS00001 ‐ Assessor Skill Set) Plus Common Core B2

Multi‐Pitch Abseiling This Activity can be completed on either “N” Natural or “A” Artificial


SISO ABN 406A Apply multi pitch abseiling skills on natural surfaces

SISO ABN 407A Establish ropes for multi pitch abseiling on natural surfaces

SISO VTR 402A Perform complex vertical rescues

SISO ABN 409A

Guide abseiling on multi pitch natural surfaces

SISO ABN 510A Instruct abseiling on multi pitch natural surfaces (Can’t be Issued through SAIT as it is Diploma Level)

Level One

Level Two

Guide

Instructor

Level Three

Guide

Instructor


ROCK ACTIVITIES – Abseiling ‐ ARTIFICIAL

Single‐Pitch Abseiling – This Activity can be completed on either “N” Natural or “A” Artificial


SISO ABA 201A Demonstrate abseiling skills on artificial surfaces



SISO ABA 302A Apply single pitch abseiling skills on artificial surfaces

SISO ABA 303A Establish ropes for abseiling on artificial surfaces

SISO VTR 301A Perform vertical rescue

SISO ABA 304A Guide abseiling on single pitch artificial surfaces



SISO ABA 406A Instruct abseiling on single pitch artificial surfaces

Plus Common Core B2


Multi‐Pitch Abseiling This Activity can be completed on either “N” Natural or “A” Artificial


SISO ABA 405A Establish ropes for multi pitch abseiling on artificial surfaces


SISO ABA 407A Instruct abseiling on multi pitch artificial surfaces

Level One

Level Two

Guide

Instructor

Level Three

Instructor


ROCK ACTIVITIES ‐ Caving

Single‐Pitch Caving


SISO CVE 201A Demonstrate caving skills




SISO CVE 302A Apply single pitch abseiling skills in caves

SISO CVE 303A Rig a ladder pitch

SISO CVE 304A Apply laddering skills

SISO CVE 305A Apply cave specific single rope techniques

SISO CVE 306A Rig ropes and establish belays in caves

SISO NAV 302A Apply navigation skills in an intermediate environment


SISO CVE 307A Guide vertical single pitch caving trips

SISO CVE 308A

SISO CVE 411

Guide horizontal caving trips Apply vertical caving skills



SISO CVE 417A Instruct vertical single pitch caving skills

Plus Common Core B2


Multi‐Pitch Caving


SISO CVE 409A Rig ladders in complex situations

SISO CVE 410A Rig a complex pitch using caving specific techniques

SISO CVE 411A Apply vertical caving skills

SISO CVE 412A Rig multi pitches in complex vertical cave systems

SISO CVE 413A Navigate in untrogged caves


SISO CVE 414A

Guide vertical multi pitch caving trips

SISO CVE 522A

Instruct vertical multi pitch caving skills (Can’t be Issued through SAIT as it is Diploma Level)

Level One

Level Two

Guide

Instructor

Level Three

Guide

Instructor

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ROCK ACTIVITIES – Canyoning

Single‐Pitch Canyoning


SISO CAY 201A Demonstrate horizontal canyoning skills




SISO AQU 202A Perform basic water rescues

SISO CAY 302A Apply vertical canyoning skills

SISO CAY 303A Establish belays in canyons

SISO NAV 302A Apply navigation skills in an intermediate environment


SISO CAY 304A Guide single pitch canyoning trips



Plus Common Core B2


Multi‐Pitch Canyoning


SISO CAY 405A Apply advanced vertical canyoning skills

SISO CAY 406A Establish complex belays in canyons


SISO CAY 407A

Guide multi pitch canyoning trips

SISO CAY 508A

Instruct canyoning skills (Can’t be Issued through SAIT as it is Diploma Level)

DIPLOMA UNITS OF COMPETENCY: Scouts Australia Institute of Training (SAIT) has Certificates II, III, and IV registered in its scope, that is why we cannot issue recognition or attainment in any Diploma unit.

Level One

Level Two

Guide

Instructor

Level Three

Guide

Instructor


ROCK ACTIVITIES – Rock‐Climbing ‐ NATURAL

Top Rope Rock Climbing This Activity can be completed on either “N” Natural or “A” Artificial


SISO CLN 201A Demonstrate top rope climbing skills on Natural surfaces



SISO OPS 202A

SISX CAI 102A

Use and maintain a temporary or overnight site Assist in preparing & conducting Sport & Recreation Sessions

SISO CLN 302A Apply climbing skills on natural surfaces

SISO CLN 303A Establish belays for climbing on natural surfaces


SISO CLN 304A Guide top rope climbing activities on natural surfaces



SISO CLN 409A Instruct top rope climbs on natural surfaces

Plus Common Core B2


Single Pitch Lead Rock Climbing This Activity can be completed on either “N” Natural or “A” Artificial

SISO CLN 405A

SISO CLN 303A

SISO VTR 301A

Apply single pitch lead climbing skills on natural surfaces Establish belays for climbing on natural surfaces Perform vertical rescue

SISO CLN 408A

Guide lead climbing activities on single pitch natural surfaces

SISO CLN 411A Instruct lead climbing on single pitch natural surfaces

Multi‐Pitch Lead Rock‐climbing


SISO CLN 406A

SISO CLN 407A

SISO VRT 402A

Apply multi pitch lead climbing skills on natural surfaces Establish belays for multi pitch climbing on natural surfaces Perform complex vertical rescues

Level One

Level Two

Guide Top Rope

Instructor Top Rope

Level Two Additional

Guide

Instructor

Level Three


ROCK ACTIVITIES – Rock‐Climbing ‐ ARTIFICIAL

Top Rope Rock Climbing This Activity can be completed on either “N” Natural or “A” Artificial


SISO CLA 201A Demonstrate top rope climbing skills on Artificial surfaces



SISO OPS 202A

SISX CAI 102A

Use and maintain a temporary or overnight site Assist in preparing & conducting Sport & Recreation Sessions

SISO CLA 302A Apply top rope climbing skills on artificial surfaces

SISO CLA 303A Establish belays for climbing on artificial surfaces


SISO CLA 304A Guide top rope climbing activities on artificial surface



Single Pitch Lead Rock Climbing This Activity can be completed on either “N” Natural or “A” Artificial

SISO CLA 406A

SISO CLA 303A

SISO VTR 301A

Apply lead climbing skills on artificial surfaces Establish belays for climbing on artificial surfaces Perform vertical rescue

SISO CLA 409A Instruct lead climbing on single pitch artificial surfaces

Multi‐Pitch Lead Rock‐climbing


SISO CLA 407A

Apply multi pitch lead climbing skills on artificial surfaces

SISO CLA 408A Establish belays for multi pitch climbing on artificial surfaces

SISO VRT 402A Perform complex vertical rescues

Level One

Level Two

Guide Top Rope

Level Two Additional

Instructor

Level Three


Challenge Ropes (High / Low) There are only 2 Levels in Challenge Ropes (conduct {Guide} and Supervise {Instructor})





SISO CRP 302A

SISO CRP 301A

SISO ABL 301A

Conduct a high ropes session Conduct a low ropes session Assist in the facilitation of adventurer‐based learning activities



SISO CRP 404A Supervise a high ropes session

SISO CRP 403A Supervise a low ropes session Plus Common Core B2


4WD

SISO DRV 201A Drive AWD/4WD vehicles on unsealed roads




SISO DRV 302A Drive and recover a 4WD vehicle

TLI B 2003A Carry out vehicle servicing and maintenance

TLI B 2004A Carry out vehicle inspection

TLI H 3002A Plan and navigate routes

SISO DRV 303A Guide 4WD tours



SISO DRV 404A Drive a 4WD vehicle in difficult terrain

SISO DRV 404A Coordinate recovery of 4WD vehicles

Level One Common Units

Guide

Instructor

Level One

Level Two

Guide

Level Three


Cross Country Skiing


SISO SKT 201A

SISO SKT 202A

Demonstrate basic cross country Demonstrate ski touring skills in a patrolled environment to a basic standard




SISO SKT 303A

SISO SKT 305A

SISO NAV 302A

Day ski tour away from a patrolled area Apply snow craft skills for day touring Apply navigation skills in an intermediate

SISO SKT 304A Guide day ski tours



SISO SKT 406A

SISO SKT 407A

SISO SKT 408A

SISO SKT 409A

SISO NAV 403A

Demonstrate advanced cross country skiing skills Overnight ski tour in difficult terrain using advanced ski touring skills

Apply snow craft skills for overnight touring Apply intermediate cross country skiing skills Navigate in uncontrolled environments

SISO SKT 410A Guide Overnight ski tours



SISO SKT 411A Instruct cross country skiing Plus Assessor Skill Set (TEASS00001 ‐ Assessor Skill Set) Plus Common Core B2

Level One

Level Two

Day Tour Guide

Level Three

Overnight Tour Guide

Instructor


VENTURER SCOUTS, ROVERS & LEADERS

Certificate II ‐ SIS20201– Outdoor Recreation 5 Core Units + 10 Elective Units from Cert II


SISO ODR 201A Assist in conducting outdoor recreation sessions

SISO OPS 201A Minimise environmental impact

SISX IND 101A

SISX OHS 101A Work effectively in sport and recreation environments Follow occupational health and safety policies

HLT AID 003

Provide first aid – or current First Aid Certificate from a recognised training provider

PUA OPE 002A

Operate communications systems and equipment


PLUS (A total of 10 Elective units are required from the Cert II Listings)

Packaging Rules for Certificate II 15 units must be completed:

5 core units

10 elective units, consisting of:

All the units in any one of Groups A to S

the remaining to make up the required 10 elective units from General electives, or any of the groups above; up to 3 of these may be selected elsewhere in SIS10 or any current accredited course or other Training Package, and must be first packaged at AQF level 2 or 3.

In all cases selection of electives must be guided by the job outcome sought, local industry requirements and the characteristics of this qualification (as per the AQF descriptors).

Units Shaded in this Background are currently being offered through Scouting via SAIT

SIS20210 Certificate II in Outdoor Recreation

Core (5) ‐ Mandatory

HLTFA301B Apply first aid

SISOODR201A Assist in conducting outdoor recreation sessions

SISOOPS201A Minimise environmental impact

SISXIND101A Work effectively in sport and recreation environments

SISXOHS101A Follow occupational health and safety policies

Certificate II Core

Workbook

First Aid

Level One Common Core


Electives (10) as per Packaging Rules above

GROUP A ‐ ABSEILING ‐ ARTIFICIAL SURFACES

SISOABA201A Demonstrate abseiling skills on artificial surfaces

SISOABN202A Safeguard an abseiler using a single rope belay system

GROUP B ‐ ABSEILING ‐ NATURAL SURFACES

SISOABN201A Demonstrate abseiling skills on natural surfaces


GROUP C ‐ BUSHWALKING

SISOBWG201A Demonstrate bushwalking skills in a controlled environment

SISONAV201A Demonstrate navigation skills in a controlled environment

GROUP D ‐ CANOEING ‐ FLAT WATER

SISOCNE201A Demonstrate simple canoeing skills

SISOCNE202A Perform deep water rescues

GROUP E ‐ CAVING

SISOCVE201A Demonstrate caving skills


GROUP F ‐ CLIMBING ‐ TOP ROPE ‐ ARTIFICIAL SURFACES

SISOCLA201A Demonstrate top rope climbing skills on artificial surfaces

SISXCAI102A Assist in preparing and conducting sport and recreation sessions

GROUP G ‐ CLIMBING ‐ TOP ROPE ‐ NATURAL SURFACES

SISOCLN201A Demonstrate top rope climbing skills on natural surfaces


GROUP H ‐ CYCLING

SISOCYT201A Select, set up and maintain a bike

SISOCYT202A Demonstrate basic cycling skills

GROUP I ‐ FISHING

SISOFSH201A Catch and handle fish

SISOFSH206A Locate and attract fish

GROUP J ‐ FISHING ‐ TACKLE AND BAIT

SISOFSH202A Select, catch and use bait

SISOFSH203A Select, rig and use terminal tackle

SISOFSH204A Select, use and maintain fishing tackle outfits

SISOFSH205A Construct and work simple fishing lures

GROUP K ‐ HORSE CARE

AHCHBR201A Monitor horse health and welfare

AHCHBR203A Provide daily care for horses

AHCLSK207A Load and unload livestock

SISOEQO201A Handle horses

SISOEQO202A Demonstrate basic horse riding skills

GROUP L ‐ KAYAKING


SISOKYK201A Demonstrate simple kayaking skills

GROUP M ‐ KAYAKING SEA


SISOKYS201A Demonstrate simple sea kayaking skills

GROUP N ‐ MOUNTAIN BIKING


SISOMBK201A Demonstrate basic off‐road cycling skills



GROUP O ‐ PERSONAL WATER CRAFT ‐ CONTROLLED CONDITIONS

SISOPWC201A Select and maintain a personal water craft

SISOPWC202A Demonstrate simple personal water craft skills in controlled conditions

GROUP P ‐ SKI ING ‐ TOURING


SISOSKT202A Demonstrate ski touring skills in a patrolled environment to a basic standard

GROUP Q ‐ SNORKELLING

SISOSNK201A Demonstrate snorkelling activities


GROUP R ‐ SURFING

SISOSRF201A Demonstrate surf survival and self‐rescue skills

SISOSRF202A Demonstrate basic surfing manoeuvres in controlled conditions

GROUP S ‐ TRAIL BIKE RIDING

SISOTBR201A Select, set up and maintain an off‐highway motorcycle

SISOTBR202A Demonstrate basic off‐highway motorcycling skills

GENERAL ELECTIVES

AHCHBR201A Monitor horse health and welfare

AHCHBR203A Provide daily care for horses

AHCLSK207A Load and unload stock

CHCDIS301C Work effectively with people with a disability

ICAICT203A Operate application software packages

SISOCAY201A Demonstrate horizontal Canyoning skills

SISODRV201A Drive AWD/4WD vehicles on unsealed roads

SISOINT201A Conduct interpretation within an outdoor activity

SISOOPS202A Use and maintain a temporary or overnight site

SISOSKB201A Demonstrate snowboarding skills on beginner terrain

SISOSKI201A Demonstrate alpine skiing skills downhill on beginner terrain

SISOSKT201A Demonstrate basic cross country skiing skills

SISOWWR201A Demonstrate self‐rescue skills in white water

SISOYSA201A Demonstrate basic sailboarding skills in controlled conditions

SISOYSB201A Demonstrate basic skills to sail a small boat in controlled conditions

SISSCNO201A Perform the intermediate skills and tactics of canoeing

SISXEMR201A Respond to emergency situations

SISXFAC207 Maintain sport, fitness and recreation equipment for activities

SISXFAC208 Maintain sport, fitness and recreation facilities

SITTGDE302 Provide arrival and departure assistance

SITTGDE304 Prepare and present tour commentaries or activities

SITTGDE305 Develop and maintain the general and regional knowledge required by guides

SITTGDE306 Research and share general information on Australian Indigenous cultures

SITXFSA101 Use hygienic practices for food safety

TLIB2003A Carry out vehicle servicing and maintenance

TLIB2004A Carry out vehicle inspection

TLIB2008A Carry out inspection of trailers


ROVERS & LEADERS – CERTIFICATE III

Certificate III – Outdoor Recreation 12 Core Units + 12 Elective units from Cert III Residential Weekend


SISO ODR 302 Plan outdoor recreation activities

SISO ODR 303 Guide outdoor recreation sessions

SISO OPS 201 Minimise environmental impact

SISO OPS 304 Plan for minimal environmental impact

SISO OPS 306 Interpret weather conditions in the field

SISX CAI 306 Facilitate a group

SISX EMR 201 Respond to emergency situations

SISX OHS 101 Follow occupational health and safety policies

SISX RSK 301

SISX IND 101

SISO ODR 201

Undertake risk analysis of activities Work effectively in sport & recreation environments Assist in conducting outdoor recreation sessions

BSB WOR 301A Organise personal work priorities and development – (Available as RPL workbook)

SISX CCS 201A Provide customer service – (Available as RPL workbook) The 2 units above are required for a Full Certificate III , however they are not required for a Guide level qualification

Enterprise Trainer – TAESS00007 – 1 day course – Required at GUIDE level

Skills Module Description (TAESS00007 Enterprise Trainer – Presenting Skill Set)

TAE DEL 301A

Old Training of Trainers 1A Provide work skill instruction

BSB CMM 401A Make a presentation

Qualify to GUIDE level in at least 2 skill areas: (at Cert III Level)

Refer to the Packaging Rules on the following pages regarding Units

Common Core A & B1

Enterprise Trainer

TAESS00007

Activity Competency

Guide (2) Guide (1)


Descriptor This qualification provides the skills and knowledge for an individual to be competent in guiding outdoor recreation activities in a controlled environment. It requires technical knowledge of the outdoor recreation activity to be transferred to allow individuals to safely participate in the outdoor activity. It does not provide the skills and knowledge to impart the required level of technical knowledge and expertise to allow participants to independently undertake outdoor recreation activities. A guide operating in a controlled environment has the skills, knowledge and experience to work autonomously within a closely defined range of skilled operations involving known routines, methods and procedures, where a small amount of discretion and judgement is required in the selection of equipment, services or contingency measures. This person may work independently only within clearly defined contexts where there are clearly defined Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and relevant documented guidelines, key safety features and risk management procedures for the specific activity location, they are familiar with those SOPs, and where assistance is available should a non‐routine situation arise. Work can be undertaken either autonomously or as part of a team under supervision. This supervision can be on or off site and would provide support to deal appropriately with unplanned or unexpected events. Work would be undertaken in field locations with clearly defined site specific situations such as camps, recreation centres or facilities or fields on various public lands. Work may be undertaken in differing environments such as water‐based, dry land and mountainous terrains, using a diverse range of equipment.

Job roles The following is indicative job role for this qualification:

outdoor guide (controlled environment)

Pathway advice This qualification is suitable for an Australian Apprenticeship pathway. Entry to this qualification by persons without prior outdoor recreation industry experience or formal qualifications is not recommended. Examples of sufficient relevant skills and knowledge for entry into the qualification may include:

Previous qualification at the AQF level below

Previous experience in the outdoor recreation industry and interest in outdoor pursuits

Entry into this qualification and progression between qualification levels will be based on the professional judgement of the RTO, in consultation with the individual.

Packaging rules for Certificate III

24 units must be completed:

12 core units

12 elective units, consisting of:

‐ all the units in any two of Groups A to AJ, or

‐ all the units in any one of Groups A to AJ, and all the units in any one of Groups AK to AT

‐ the remaining to make up the required 12 elective units from General electives, or any of the above groups; up to 4 of these remaining units may be selected elsewhere in SIS10, or any current accredited course or other Training Package, and must be first packaged at AQF level 2, 3 or 4.

In all cases, selection of electives must be guided by the job outcome sought, local industry requirements and the characteristics of this qualification (as per the AQF descriptors).


Units Shaded in this Background are currently being offered through SAIT and Scouting

SIS30410 Certificate III in Outdoor Recreation

Core (12) ‐ Mandatory

BSBWOR301A Organise personal work priorities and development


SISOODR302A Plan outdoor recreation activities

SISOODR303A Guide outdoor recreation sessions

SISOOPS201A Minimise environmental impact

SISOOPS306A Interpret weather conditions in the field

SISXCAI306A Facilitate groups

SISXCCS201A Provide customer service


SISXOHS101A Follow occupational health and safety policies

SISXRSK301A Undertake risk analysis of activities

TAEDEL301A Provide work skill instruction

Electives (12)

Group A – Abseiling – Guide – Single pitch – Artificial surfaces

SISOABA302A Apply single pitch abseiling skills on artificial surfaces

SISOABA303A Establish ropes for abseiling on artificial surfaces

SISOABA304A Guide abseiling on single pitch artificial surfaces


SISOVTR301A Perform vertical rescues

Group B – Abseiling – Guide – Single pitch – Natural surfaces


SISOABN303A Apply single pitch abseiling skills on natural surfaces

SISOABN304A Establish ropes for single pitch abseiling on natural surfaces

SISOABN305A Guide abseiling on single pitch natural surfaces


Group C – Bushwalking – Guide – Controlled Environment

SISOBWG201A Demonstrate bushwalking skills in a controlled environment

SISOBWG303A Guide bushwalks in a controlled environment


Group D – Canoeing – Guide – Flat water

SISOCNE303A Apply canoeing skills


SISOCNE305A Guide canoeing trips on flat and undemanding water


Group E – Canoeing – Guide – White water Grade 2

SISOCNE304A Apply inland canoeing skills on Grade 2 water

SISOCNE307A Guide canoeing trips on Grade 2 water



SISOWWR302A Demonstrate white water rescues and recoveries

Group F – Canyoning – Guide – Single pitch

SISCAQU202A Perform basic water rescues

SISOCAY302A Apply vertical canyoning skills

SISOCAY303A Establish belays in canyons

SISOCAY304A Guide single pitch canyoning trips




Group G – Caving – Guide SISOCVE302A Apply single pitch abseiling skills in caves

SISOCVE303A Rig a ladder pitch

SISOCVE304A Apply laddering skills

SISOCVE305A Apply caving specific single rope techniques

SISOCVE306A Rig ropes and establish belays in caves

SISOCVE307A Guide vertical single pitch caving trips

SISOCVE308A Guide horizontal caving trips


Group H – Challenge ropes course – conduct high ropes

SISOABL301A Assist in the facilitation of adventure‐based learning activities

SISOCRP302A Conduct a high ropes session

Group I – Challenge ropes course – conduct low ropes

SISOABL301A Assist in the facilitation of adventure‐based learning activities

SISOCRP301A Conduct a low ropes session

Group J – Climbing – Guide – Artificial surfaces – Top rope

SISOCLA302A Apply top rope climbing skills on artificial surfaces

SISOCLA303A Establish belays for climbing on artificial surfaces

SISOCLA304A Guide top rope climbing activities on artificial surfaces


Group K – Climbing – Guide – Natural surfaces – Top rope

SISOCLN302A Apply climbing skills on natural surfaces

SISOCLN303A Establish belays for climbing on natural surfaces

SISOCLN304A Guide top rope climbing activities on natural surfaces


Group L – Cycle touring – Guide – On‐road


SISOCYT303A Apply on‐road cycling skills

SISOCYT304A Guide on‐road cycle tours

TLIH107D Interpret road maps and navigate pre‐determined routes

Group M – Fishing – Guide







SISOFSH307A Guide fishing trips

SISOFSH308A Instruct fishing skills

Group N – Fishing Equipment


SISOFSH310A Tie simple fishing flies

SISOFSH314A Construct and repair fishing rods

Group O – Fishing Guide – Beach


SISOFSH313A Catch crabs, prawns and squid

SISOFSH315A Demonstrate beach fishing skills

SISOOPS203A Interpret weather for marine environments

Group P – Fishing Guide – Estuary



SISOFSH312A Demonstrate estuary fishing skills


Group Q – Fishing Guide – Fly


SISOFSH309A Apply fly fishing skills

SISOFSH310A Tie simple fishing flies

Group R – Fishing Guide – Freshwater


SISOFSH311A Demonstrate freshwater fishing skills

Group S – Four wheel driving – Guide

SISODRV302A Drive and recover a 4WD vehicle

SISODRV303A Guide 4WD tours

TLIB307C Carry out vehicle servicing and maintenance

TLIB407C Carry out vehicle inspection

TLIH207D Plan and navigate routesGroup T – Horse Riding – Arena

RTE3131A Transport livestock

RTE3402A Implement animal health control programs

RTE3712A Administer medication to animals

SISOEQO303A Conduct horse riding sessions in an arena

SISOEQO304A Apply first aid for horses

SISSEQS303A Teach the fundamental skills of riding

Group U – Horse Riding – Guide Day Rides

RTE3131A Transport livestock

RTE3402A Implement animal health control programs

RTE3712A Administer medication to animals


SISOEQO305A Ride horses in tracked areas

SISOEQO306A Guide day horse trail rides in tracked areas

Group V – Kayaking – Guide – Flat water


SISOKYK302A Apply kayaking skills

SISOKYK304A Guide kayaking trips on flat and undemanding water


Group W – Kayaking – Guide – White water Grade 2

SISOKYK303A Apply inland kayaking skills on Grade 2 water

SISOKYK305A Guide kayaking trips on Grade 2 water



Group X – Mountain biking – Guide

SISOMBK302A Apply advanced off‐road cycling skills

SISOMBK303A Guide off‐road cycle tours

SISONAV302A Apply navigation skills in an intermediate environment

Group Y –Personal water craft – Guide

SISOPWC303A Ride personal water craft in moderate to difficult conditions

SISOPWC304A Guide tours using personal water craft

Group Z – Rafting Guide – Moving Water


SISORAF301A Guide a raft on moving water


Group AA – SCUBA – Advanced

SISOSCB301A SCUBA dive in open water to a maximum depth of 18 metres

SISOSCB302A Complete night dives

SISOSCB303A Complete deep dives to between 18 and 40 metres

SISOSCB304A Navigate prescribed routes underwater

Group AB – SCUBA – Dive Guide



SISOSCB306A Perform diver rescues

SISOSCB308A Guide a SCUBA dive


SISOSNK302A Guide snorkelling


Group AC – SCUBA – Master Diver



SISOSCB303A Complete deep dives to between 18 and 40 metres

SISOSCB304A Navigate prescribed routes underwater

SISOSCB305A Complete underwater search and recovery dives


Group AD – SCUBA – Open water



SISOSCB313A Complete computer aided dives

Group AE – Skiing – Ski touring – Guide – Day


SISOSKT303A Day ski tour away from a patrolled area

SISOSKT304A Guide day ski tours

SISOSKT305A Apply snow craft skills for day touring

Group AF – Snorkelling – Guide



SISOSNK302A Guide snorkelling

Group AG – Snowboarding – Guide – Day


SISOSKB302A Snowboard on intermediate terrain

SISOSKB303A Guide day snowboarding activities

SISOSKT305A Apply snow craft skills for day touring

Group AH – Surfing – Guide – Basic

SISOSRF303A Perform intermediate level surfing manoeuvres

SISOSRF304A Perform simple rescues in moderate surf conditions

SISOSRF305A Guide surfing sessions

Group AI – Trail bike riding – Advanced


SISOTBR303A Apply advanced off‐highway motorcycling skills

SISOTBR304A Guide off‐highway motorcycle tours

Group AJ – Yachting – Windsurfing

SISOYSA302A Apply enhanced windsurfing skills in moderate conditions

SISOYSA303A Use a sailboard in stronger winds

Group AK – Boating

MEM50008B Carry out trip preparation and planning

MEM50009B Safely operate a mechanically powered recreational boat

MEM50010B Respond to boating emergencies and incidents

SFISHIP209B Operate marine communications equipment


Group AL – Community development

SISCCRD301A Facilitate community development through recreational activities

SISCCRD302A Recruit and manage volunteers


Group AM – Disability

CHCDIS301A Work effectively with people with a disability

CHCDIS400C Provide care and support

SISCCRO303A Plan and conduct recreation programs for older persons

Group AN – Interpretation – Cultural

SITTGDE003A Coordinate and operate a tour

SITTGDE006A Prepare and present tour commentaries or activities

SITTGDE008A Research and share general information on Australian Indigenous cultures

SITTGDE009A Interpret aspects of local Australian Indigenous culture

Group AO – Interpretation – Cultural and heritage environments

SISOINT302A Develop specialist resources for interpretive activities



SITTGDE012A Prepare specialised interpretive content on cultural and heritage environments

Group AP – Interpretation – Flora, fauna and landscape




SITTGDE010A Prepare specialised interpretive content on flora, fauna and landscape

Group AQ – Interpretation – Marine environments




SITTGDE011A Prepare specialised interpretive content on marine environments

Group AR – Natural resource planning

RTC3218A Undertake a site assessment

RTD3505A Maintain natural areas

Group AS – Tour guiding

SITTGDE001A Work as a guide

SITTGDE004A Lead tour groups


SITTGDE007A Develop and maintain the general and regional knowledge required by guides

Group AT – Youth – Orientation

CHCYTH301D Work effectively with young people

CHCYTH402A Work effectively with young people in the youth work context

General electives

SISOARC301A Conduct an archery session

SISOBWG302A Apply intermediate bushwalking skills

SISOCAY201A Demonstrate horizontal canyoning skills

SISOCLA305A Apply route setting skills

SISOCNE306A Instruct canoeing skills on flat and undemanding water




SISOKYS303A Guide sea kayaking trips in easy to moderate conditions


SISOOPS304A Plan for minimal environmental impact

SISOOPS305A Provide first aid in a remote location


SISOSCB307A Inspect and fill SCUBA cylinders


SISOSCB309A Complete dives off boats

SISOSCB310A Complete an underwater video

SISOSCB311A Take still photographs underwater

SISOSCB312A Complete dry suit dives

SISOSCB314A Complete wreck dives

SISOSCB315A Complete drift dives on SCUBA

SISOSCB316A Dive at altitude greater than 300 metres

SISOSCB317A Complete a dive using Enriched Air Nitrox

SISOSCB318A Dive in open water using surface supplied air



SISOYSB302A Sail a small boat in light to moderate conditions


ROVERS & LEADERS

Certificate IV – Outdoor Recreation 15 Core Units + 16 Elective Units from Cert IV


BSB WOR 404A Develop work priorities

SISO ODR 405A Develop and coordinate programs incorporating outdoor activities

SISO OPS 407A Apply search and rescue skills

SISX CCS 404A Address client needs

SISX IND 404A Promote compliance with laws and legal principles

SISX IND 405A Conduct projects

SISX RES 402A Support implementation of environmental management practices

SISX RES 403A Use resources efficiently

Common Core B2 – Required for Instructor Level


SISO ODR 404A Manage risk in an outdoor activity

SISX EMR 402A Coordinate emergency response

SISX OHS 402A Implement and monitor occupational health and safety policies

Assessor Skill Set – TAESS00001 – Required for Instructor Level

Skills Module Description Residential Weekend (TAESS00001 ‐ Assessor Skill Set)

TAE ASS 401A

Old Training of Trainers 1B Plan assessment activities and processes

TAE ASS 402A Assess competence

TAS ASS 403A Participate in assessment validation

Qualify to INSTRUCTOR level in at least 2 skill areas: (at Cert IV Level)

Certificate IV

Core Units

Instructor

Assessor Skill Set

TAESS00001

Activity Competency

Instructor (2) Instructor (1)


Units Shaded in this Background are currently being offered through SAIT and Scouting

SIS40410 Certificate IV in Outdoor Recreation Core (15) ‐ Mandatory

BSBWOR404A Develop work priorities


SISOOPS306A Interpret weather conditions in the field

SISOODR404A Manage risk in an outdoor activity

SISOODR405A Develop and coordinate programs incorporating outdoor activities

SISOODR302A Plan outdoor recreation activities

SISXRES402A Support implementation of environmental management practices

SISOOPS407A Apply search and rescue skills


SISXCCS404A Address client needs

SISXIND404A Promote compliance with laws and legal principles

SISXIND405A Conduct projects

SISXOHS402A Implement and monitor occupational health and safety policies

SISXRES403A Use resources efficiently

TAEDEL301A Provide work skill instruction

Electives (16) Group A – Abseiling – Guide – Natural surface – Multi pitch


SISOABN406A Apply multi pitch abseiling skills on natural surfaces

SISOABN407A Establish ropes for multi pitch abseiling on natural surfaces

SISOABN409A Guide abseiling on multi pitch natural surfaces


SISOVTR402A Perform complex vertical rescues

Group B – Abseiling – Instruct – Artificial surface ‐ Multi pitch


SISOABA405A Establish ropes for multi pitch abseiling on artificial surfaces

SISOABA407A Instruct abseiling on multi pitch artificial surfaces


Group C – Abseiling – Instruct – Artificial surface – Single pitch


SISOABA302A Apply single pitch abseiling skills on artificial surfaces

SISOABA303A Establish ropes for abseiling on artificial surfaces

SISOABA406A Instruct abseiling on single pitch artificial surfaces


Group D – Abseiling – Instruct – Natural surface – Single pitch


SISOABN303A Apply single pitch abseiling skills on natural surfaces

SISOABN304A Establish ropes for single pitch abseiling on natural surfaces

SISOABN408A Instruct abseiling on single pitch natural surfaces




Group E – Bushwalking – Guide – Intermediate

PUAOPE002A Operate communications systems and equipment

SISOBWG302A Apply intermediate bushwalking skills

SISOBWG404A Apply river crossing skills

SISOBWG405A Guide intermediate bushwalks



Group F – Canoeing – Guide – White water Grade 2






Group G – Canoeing ‐ Guide ‐ White water Grade 3





SISOWWR403A Perform complex white water rescues and recoveries

Group H – Canoeing – Instruct – Flat water

SISOCNE303A Apply canoeing skills


SISOCNE306A Instruct canoeing skills on flat and undemanding water


Group I – Canoeing – Instruct – White water Grade 2


SISOCNE409A Instruct canoeing skills on Grade 2 water




Group J – Canyoning – Guide – Multi pitch



SISOCAY405A Apply advanced vertical canyoning skills

SISOCAY406A Establish complex belays in canyons

SISOCAY407A Guide multi pitch canyoning trips


Group K – Caving – Guide – Multi pitch

SISOCVE409A Rig ladders in complex situations

SISOCVE410A Rig a complex pitch using caving specific techniques

SISOCVE411A Apply vertical caving skills

SISOCVE412A Rig multi pitches in complex vertical cave systems


SISOCVE413A Navigate in untrogged caves

SISOCVE414A Guide vertical multi pitch caving trips



Group L – Caving – Instruct – Vertical single pitch

SISOCVE302A Apply single pitch abseiling skills in caves

SISOCVE303A Rig a ladder pitch

SISOCVE304A Apply laddering skills

SISOCVE305A Apply caving specific single rope techniques

SISOCVE306A Rig ropes and establish belays in caves

SISOCVE417A Instruct vertical single pitch caving skills



Group M – Caving – Specialist – Cavern Diving

SISOCVE416A Apply cavern diving skills


Group N – Challenge ropes course ‐ Supervise high ropes

SISOABL402A Facilitate adventure‐based learning activities

SISOCRP404A Supervise a high ropes session

Group O – Challenge ropes course ‐ Supervise low ropes

SISOABL402A Facilitate adventure‐based learning activities

SISOCRP403A Supervise a low ropes session

Group P – Climbing – Guide – natural surface – Single pitch – Lead


SISOCLN405A Apply single pitch lead climbing skills on natural surfaces

SISOCLN408A Guide lead climbing activities on single pitch natural surfaces


Group Q – Climbing – Guide – Natural surface – Top rope



SISOCLN304A Guide top rope climbing activities on natural surfaces



Group R – Climbing – Instruct – Artificial surface – Single pitch ‐ Lead

SISOCLA303A Establish belays for climbing on artificial surfaces

SISOCLA406A Apply lead climbing skills on artificial surfaces

SISOCLA409A Instruct lead climbing on single pitch artificial surfaces


Group S – Climbing – Instruct – Natural Surface – Single pitch ‐ Lead


SISOCLN405A Apply single pitch lead climbing skills on natural surfaces


SISOCLN411A Instruct lead climbing on single pitch natural surfaces



Group T – Climbing – Instruct – Natural surface –Top rope



SISOCLN409A Instruct top rope climbs on natural surfaces



Group U – Cycle touring



SISOCYT303A Apply on‐road cycling skills

SISOCYT304A Guide on‐road cycle tours

SISOCYT405A Apply overnight cycle touring skills

SISOCYT406A Guide overnight and extended cycle tours

SISOCYT407A Instruct cycle touring skills



Group V – Fishing Guide – Charter In‐shore


SISOFSH416A Demonstrate marine inshore fishing skills

SISOFSH417A Demonstrate marine offshore fishing skills

Group W – Fishing Guide – Charter Off‐shore


SISOFSH417A Demonstrate marine offshore fishing skills


Group X – Fishing Instructor






SISOFSH308A Instruct fishing skills

Group Y – Four wheel driving – Guide – Advanced

SISODRV302A Drive and recover a 4WD vehicle

SISODRV303A Guide 4WD tours

SISODRV404A Drive a 4WD vehicle in difficult terrain

SISODRV405A Coordinate recovery of 4WD vehicles


Group Z – Horse Handling

RGRPSH401A Relate anatomical and physiological features to the care and treatment of horses

RTE3102A Educate, ride and care for horses and equipment

RTE3144A Prevent and treat equine injury and disease


SISOEQO407A Select horses for a program

SISOEQO408A Determine nutritional requirements for horses

SISOEQO409A Train and condition horses

Group AA – Horse Riding – Overnight Rides

RTE3137A Carry out basic hoof care procedures

SISOEQO410A Guide overnight horse trail rides in tracked areas


Group AB – Horse Riding – Remote Areas


RTE3137A Carry out basic hoof care procedures

RTE3144A Prevent and treat equine injury and disease

SISOEQO202A Demonstrate basic horse riding skills


SISOEQO305A Ride horses in tracked areas

SISOEQO408A Determine nutritional requirements for horses

SISOEQO409A Train and condition horses

SISOEQO411A Ride horses in remote areas

SISOEQO412A Manage horse illness and injuries in remote areas

SISOEQO413A Guide trail rides in remote areas


Group AC – Horse Riding – Instruct


SISOEQO407A Select horses for a program

SISOEQO414A Instruct horse riding and handling skills

Group AD – Kayaking – Guide – White water Grade 2






Group AE – Kayaking – Guide – White water Grade 3

SISOKYK406A Demonstrate inland kayaking skills on Grade 3 water




Group AF – Kayaking – Instruct – Flat water


SISOKYK302A Apply kayaking skills

SISOKYK407A Instruct kayaking skills on flat and undemanding water


Group AG – Kayaking – Instruct – White water Grade 2


SISOKYK408A Instruct kayaking skills on Grade 2 water





Group AH – Mountain biking – Guide


SISOMBK303A Guide off‐road cycle tours


Group AI – Mountain biking – Instruct


SISOMBK404A Instruct off‐road cycling skills


Group AJ – Personal water craft – Instruct – Basic skills


SISOPWC405A Instruct basic personal water craft riding skills

Group AK – Rafting – Guide – Grade 3 rapids


SISORAF402A Guide a raft on Grade 3 rapids



Group AL –Rafting – Trip leader – Grade 3 rapids


SISORAF403A Guide a raft on Grade 4 rapids

SISORAF404A Coordinate and manage white water rafting trips



Group AM – SCUBA – Dive Supervisor



SISOSCB308A Guide a SCUBA dive

Group AN – SCUBA – instruct ‐ Specialities


SISOSCB419A Instruct SCUBA diving skills

SISOSCB420A Instruct specialised SCUBA diving skills

Group AO – Sea kayaking – Guide – Easy to moderate conditions



SISOKYS302A Demonstrate sea kayaking skills

SISOKYS303A Guide sea kayaking trips in easy to moderate conditions

SISOKYS304A Demonstrate sea kayaking skills in moderate to difficult conditions

SISOKYS406A Plan and navigate a sea kayaking inshore passage


Group AP – Sea kayaking – Instruct – Easy to moderate conditions



SISOKYS302A Demonstrate sea kayaking skills

SISOKYS304A Demonstrate sea kayaking skills in moderate to difficult conditions


SISOKYS406A Plan and navigate a sea kayaking inshore passage

SISOKYS407A Instruct sea kayaking in easy to moderate conditions


Group AQ – Skiing – Cross country – Instruct – Intermediate

SISOSKT409A Apply intermediate cross country skiing skills

SISOSKT411A Instruct cross country skiing

Group AR – Skiing – Downhill – Instruct

SISOSKI402A Alpine ski downhill on intermediate terrain

SISOSKI403A Alpine ski downhill on advanced terrain

SISOSKI405A Alpine free ski on all terrain

SISOSKI408A Instruct alpine skiing skills

Group AS – Skiing – Downhill – Instruct – Telemarking

SISOSKI406A Telemark ski downhill on intermediate terrain

SISOSKI408A Instruct alpine skiing skills

Group AT – Skiing – Ski touring – Guide – Overnight

SISONAV403A Navigate in uncontrolled environments


SISOSKT407A Overnight ski tour in difficult terrain using advanced ski touring skills

SISOSKT408A Apply snow craft skills for overnight touring

SISOSKT409A Apply intermediate cross country skiing skills

SISOSKT410A Guide overnight ski tours

Group AU – Skiing – Ski Touring – Guide – Overnight – Intermediate




SISOSKT410A Guide overnight ski tours

Group AV – Snorkelling – Instruct



SISOSNK403A Instruct snorkelling skills

Group AW – Snowboarding – Guide – Overnight


SISOSKB404A Snowboard on advanced terrain

SISOSKB408A Guide overnight snowboarding activities


Group AX – Snowboarding – Instruct

SISOSKB302A Snowboard on intermediate terrain

SISOSKB407A Instruct snowboarding

Group AY – Surfing – Guide



SISOSRF305A Guide surfing sessions

Group AZ – Surfing – Instruct – Basic to


intermediate



SISOSRF409A Instruct basic to intermediate surfing skills

Group AAA – Surfing – Instruct – Intermediate and advanced



SISOSRF406A Perform advanced level surfing manoeuvres

SISOSRF407A Perform rescues in moderate to difficult surf conditions

SISOSRF410A Instruct advanced surfing skills

Group AAB – Trail Bike Riding


SISOTBR304A Guide off‐highway motorcycle tours

SISOTBR405A Guide extended off‐highway motorcycle tours

SISOTBR406A Instruct basic off‐highway motorcycling skills

Group AAC – Vertical rescue – Instruct


SISOVTR403A Instruct vertical rescue

Group AAD ‐ White water rescue – Instruct


SISOWWR404A Instruct white water rescue

Group AAE – Yachting – Instruct – Windsurfing

SISOYSA404A Use long boards in difficult conditions

SISOYSA405A Use short boards in difficult conditions

SISOYSA406A Instruct windsurfing

Group AAF – Yachting – Small boats

SISOYSB403A Sail a small boat in moderate and variable conditions

SISOYSB404A Instruct small boat yachting

Group AAG – Community Development

RTD4802A Develop approaches to include cultural and human diversity

SISCCRD304A Work with key stakeholders

SISXCAI304A Plan and conduct sport and recreation programs

Group AAH – Disability

CHCDIS301A Work effectively with people with a disability

CHCDIS507C Design and adapt surroundings to group requirements

SISCCRD303A Facilitate inclusion for people with a disability

SISCCRO304A Plan and conduct disability recreation programs

Group AAI –Interpretation



Group AAJ – Interpretation – Cultural




SITTGDE008A Research and share general information on Australian Indigenous cultures

SITTGDE009A Interpret aspects of local Australian Indigenous culture

Group AAK – Interpretation – Cultural and heritage environments





Group AAL – Interpretation – Flora, fauna and landscape




SITTGDE010A Prepare specialised interpretive content on flora, fauna and landscape

Group AAM – Interpretation – Marine environments




SITTGDE011A Prepare specialised interpretive content on marine environments

Group AAN – Natural resource planning

RTD3505A Maintain natural areas

RTD4811A Provide information on environmental issues and policies

SISXRES403A Use resources efficiently

Group AAO – Tour guiding

SITTGDE001A Work as a guide

SITTGDE004A Lead tour groups


SITTGDE007A Develop and maintain the general and regional knowledge required by guides

Group AAP – Tour guiding – Extended tours


SITTGDE005A Manage extended touring programs

SITTTOP004A Set up and operate a camp site

SITTTOP005A Provide camp site catering

SITXOHS002A Follow workplace hygiene procedures

TLIB307C Carry out vehicle servicing and maintenance

Group AAQ – Tour manager

SITTGDE002A Provide arrival and departure assistance

SITTGDE005A Manage extended touring programs


Group AAR – Youth – Orientation

CHCYTH301D Work effectively with young people


Group AAS – Youth – Service delivery


CHCYTH505D Support youth programs

CHCYTH506A Provide services for young people appropriate to their needs and circumstances


General electives

SISOBWG406A Apply bushwalking skills in uncontrolled landscapes


SISOCLA304A Guide top rope climbing activities on artificial surfaces

SISOCLA408A Establish belays for multi pitch climbing on artificial surfaces

SISOCLA407A Apply multi pitch lead climbing skills on artificial surfaces

SISOCLN406A Apply multi pitch lead climbing skills on natural surfaces

SISOCLN407A Establish belays for multi pitch climbing on natural surfaces

SISOCLN410A Guide lead climbing activities on multi pitch natural surfaces

SISOCNE305A Guide canoeing trips on flat and undemanding water

SISOCRP301A Conduct a low ropes session

SISOCRP302A Conduct a high ropes session

SISOCVE415A Perform cave rescues

SISOKYK405A Apply sea kayaking skills in difficult conditions

SISOKYS408A Guide sea kayaking trips in moderate to difficult conditions

SISOKYS409A Instruct sea kayaking in moderate to difficult conditions

SISOOPS305A Provide first aid in a remote location

SISOPWC303A Ride personal watercraft in moderate to controlled conditions

SISOSCB418A Dive in open water using surface supplied air

SISOSKB303A Guide day snowboarding activities

SISOSKB405A Snowboard freestyle on advanced terrain

SISOSKB406A Snowboard alpine‐style on advanced terrain

SISOSKI302A Alpine ski downhill on intermediate terrain

SISOSKI403A Alpine ski downhill on advanced terrain

SISOSKI404A Alpine ski downhill off‐piste

SISOSKI407A Telemark ski downhill on advanced terrain

SISOSKT406A Demonstrate advanced cross country skiing skills

SISOSRF408A Guide surfing trips

SISOTBR303A Apply advanced off‐highway motorcycling skills

SISXEMR402A Coordinate emergency response

Imported units

TAEASS401A Plan assessment activities and processes

TAEASS402A Assess competence

TAEASS403A Participate in assessment validation

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