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SUMMARY:Stand Up Paddleboard (Sheltered Water) Coach Training
DESCRIPTION:The two day British Canoeing Stand Up Paddleboard Sheltered Water Training is an ideal award for anyone wanting a formal and regulated qualification coaching SUP in a sheltered water environment\, introducing fundamental skills up to 200 metres from the bank and up to force 3 winds. \nYou will coach paddle-boarders in the sheltered water environment. This will include coaching beginners new to the sport\, or paddlers looking to develop their skills as well as tactics. \nDURATION: \nRun over 2 days the Discipline Specific Training focuses on HOW to coach the WHAT (discipline specific skills) and WHERE you will be coaching. The training explores how to coach technical and tactical skills. The course will help you to plan and deliver safe\, enjoyable\, progressive coaching sessions and explore specifics to help you coach typical learners in the Sheltered Water Environment on a SUP. \nYou will also be supported in evolving your personal coaching development plan to enable you to take your learning into practice after the course. \nYou can look at a Sample Programme here. \nPRE-REQUISITES: \nFull Home Nation Association Membership \nCompleted British Canoeing Coach Core training or an existing UKCC Level 2 Coach (or you can APL but you will need to speak to British Canoeing directly- click here) \nThere are no formal Personal Performance Award or Safety Award requirements\, however\, to get the best from your course you need to feel comfortable in or on your craft and be able to independently paddle on sheltered water. We recommend that you hold the SUP Sheltered Water Award and experience of paddle-boarding in open water before booking on your training to ensure your have the personal skills required. \nCOURSE CONTENT: \nThis 2 day practical course will cover: \n\nCoaching Philosophy\nHow Learners/Athletes Learn\nStages of Learning\nEnabling Learners/Athletes to Learn\nCoaching To Develop Learner/Athlete Learning\nCoach’s Decision Making\nInformation Gathering\nCreating an Optimum Learning Environment\nStructuring Practice Sessions\nGames With Aims\nReflective Practice\nPlanning Coaching Sessions\nRoles and Responsibilities\nDeployment Matters\nWelfare of Learners/Athletes\nEquality and Learner/Athlete Needs\n\nSee more information here https://paddlesuptraining.com/courses/coach-award/ \nBRITISH CANOEING REGISTRATION: \nThere is no need to register for this course\, however if you do choose to register you will get access to the Coach Award eLearning and support materials. \nWHAT DOES REGISTRATION COST? \nRegistration costs vary a little dependant on the qualification and where you live\, for more information you can read the Registration Guide here. \nHOW DO I REGISTER? \n\nYou will need to be an On the Water British Canoeing Member – join now British Canoeing Membership (On the Water)\nYou need to be at least 16 years of age to register\nOnce you’re a member you access your membership portal and register through the dedicated platform\nFor more information you can use our Registration Guidance here.\n\nRegistration is through your membership portal that can be found here: https://britishcanoeing.azolve.com/Account.mvc/SignIn . \nWhat do I do after the Core Coach Training?\nYou can proceed to Assessment when you feel ready (and when you have the prerequisites in place)\, or you can repeat the Core Coach Training if you wish to further develop your understanding of the content. See our Coach Assessment Page for more information. \nPRICING: \n£200 per person including all necessary equipment \nCLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION \n  \nCoach SUP DST \n 
URL:https://rootedinnature.org.uk/event/stand-up-paddleboard-sheltered-water-coach-training/
LOCATION:River Bure\, Horstead
CATEGORIES:Coach and Leadership Courses,Water Activities
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SUMMARY:Forest School First Aid with Paediatric Certificate
DESCRIPTION:10th and 11th October 2026 \n11th and 12th March 2027 \n23 and 24 October 2027 \nVenue: Forest School for Life\, Wymondham \nBook here: https://eequ.org/book/forest-school-first-aid-with-paediatric-ticket-with-rooted-in-nature-cic-23016 \nThis 16 hour\, course is ideal for all those who are working with anyone aged 12 months to adult in the outdoors.\nThe requirements for Forest School first aid can be met by completing an ITC Level 3 Award in Outdoor First Aid.\nThe differences between the 2 courses are that the Forest School First Aid is delivered with a contextualised approach to content – all being Forest School. However\, we have discovered that most Forest School Practitioners are happy to be on mixed courses with paddling coaches\, snowboarding instructors\, walking leaders\, and other outdoor professionals. Ultimately all the first aid is the same! \nDURATION: \n2 days/ 16 hours combined training and assessment \nPRE-REQUISITES: \nNone required \nDETAILS: \nThe Awarding Organisation\, ITC First\, has a well established relationship with Andy Forsyth and ‘Archimedes Training’ who have designed and developed this Forest Schools First Aid course. \nThe course content and context is totally integrated with the Forest School ethos and rationale. This qualification is a must for all Level 3 Practitioners and those supporting Level 3 Practitioners. This course is also suitable for those leading Outdoor learning sessions in school grounds\, country parks\, nature reserves and other outdoor learning environments. \nOur course takes place in a rural setting with plenty of opportunities to practice first aid scenarios in the outdoors. Assessment is continuous and certification is dependent on successful continuous assessment\, there is no final examination. Those who complete the course and are deemed to have reached the required standard are awarded a certificate that is valid for three years. The certificate entitles the candidate to be a First Aider for 3 years from date of issue. \nThis course also covers the content of the Level 3 Paediatric First Aid 12 hour course and candidates will also receive a certificate for this on successful completion. \nSESSION TOPICS: \nThe 16 hour course consists of 2 units: \nUnit 1: Forest School Emergency Action \nUnit 2: Forest School Incident Management \nOn completion of the full 16 hours of training\, successful candidates should be able to: \n\nUnderstand the role and responsibilities of the forest school first aider.\nBe able to assess an emergency situation safely.\nBe able to provide first aid for a child or adult who is unresponsive and breathing normally.\nBe able to monitor the vital signs of an unresponsive casualty.\nBe able to provide first aid for a child or adult who is unresponsive and not breathing normally.\nBe able to provide first aid for a child or adult who has a foreign body airway obstruction.\nBe able to provide first aid to a child or adult with external bleeding.\nUnderstand how to provide first aid to a child or adult who is suffering from shock.\nUnderstand how to provide first aid to a child or adult with Anaphylaxis.\nBe able to administer first aid to a child or adult with injuries to bones\, joints and muscles.\nBe able to provide first aid to a child or adult with head and spinal injuries.\nUnderstand how to administer first aid to a child or adult with conditions affecting the eyes\, ears and nose.\nUnderstand how to administer emergency first aid to a child or adult with a chronic medical condition or sudden illness.\nUnderstand how to administer first aid to a child or adult who is experiencing the effects of extreme heat and cold.\nUnderstand how to administer first aid to an infant and a child with burns or scalds.\nUnderstand how to administer first aid to an infant and a child who has been poisoned.\nUnderstand how to administer first aid to an infant and a child who has been bitten or stung.\nUnderstand how to administer first aid to an infant and a child with minor injuries.\nUnderstand how gain and use casualty history to help with administering first aid.\nUnderstand how to complete records relating to illnesses\, injuries and emergencies.\nBe able to provide the above first aid in an outdoor context taking account of\, and protecting casualties from\, environmental conditions.\n\nBook here: https://eequ.org/book/forest-school-first-aid-with-paediatric-ticket-with-rooted-in-nature-cic-23016
URL:https://rootedinnature.org.uk/event/forest-school-first-aid-with-paediatric-certificate-3/
LOCATION:Forest School for Life\, Forest School For Life\, Silfield St\, Silfield\, Wymondham\, Norwich\, Norfolk\, NR18 9NL\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Coach and Leadership Courses,First Aid and Safety
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