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Certificate II Community Recreation

Code: NA
Title: Certificate II Community Recreaction
Pre-requisites: Nil
Coordinator: Mr John Cronin

The course will be delivered through class based tasks, which will simulate a recreation industry environment. Through real life activities (eg. Working with primary aged, and year 8 & 9 students in interschool sport) students will have the opportunity to demonstrate their ability to apply their knowledge and skills. The program will be over a two year period.

Aspley SHS’s Certificate II in Community Recreation focuses on the planning and conducting of recreation sessions and developing communities through sport and recreation.

Pathways: The certificate II in Community Recreation articulates with continuous qualifications including Certificate III (Fitness Instructor) and Certificate IV in Fitness (Personal Training).

These qualifications can be obtained at TAFE. A traineeship with training colleges are also available. These are application based and normally given to the students that have put the work into the Certificate II course.

75 per cent of the course will be involved in practical based activities. At the completion of the course students will gain a range of skills such as: knowledge, skills and vocational competencies for sport and recreation industries, self management skills and the ability to work in a team. Assessment is completed through a series of modules with units of competency to be completed in order to obtain the Certificate II in Community Recreation.

Topics

You will be assessed on your ability to complete the following competencies-

Code	Title	Core / Elective
BSBCMN202A	Organise and complete daily work activities	Core
SRFAD001A	Provide first aid	Core
SRXGCSO02A	Deal with client feedback	Core
SRXINU001A	Develop knowledge of the sport and recreation industry	Core
SRXOHS001B	Follow defined Occupational Health and Safety policies and procedures	Core
SRCCRD002B	Apply the principles of community development to community recreation work	Stream
SRCCRO002B	Respond to clients at risk	Stream
SRCCRO003B	Apply point of sale handling procedures in a recreation setting	Stream
SRXCAI001B	Assist in preparing sport and recreation sessions for participants	Stream
SRXCAI002B	Assist in conducting sport and recreation sessions for participants	Stream
SRCCAP005A	Perform warm-up stretching and cool-down techniques before and after participation in an activity	Elective
SRSOGP002A	Apply rules and regulations to conduct games and competitions	Elective
SRXCAI003B	Provide equipment for activities	Elective
ICAITU006C	Operate computing packages	Elective
SRXFAC001B	Maintain equipment for activities	Elective

The theoretical aspects above will be taught by incorporating them in and through the students’ participation in a range of physical activities and learning experiences from a number of practical experiences including:

Lifesaving
Fitness, Weight Training and Program Planning
Tournament organisation
Refereeing and Coaching
Coaching Courses
Various team and individual sport pursuits such as lawn bowls, touch football, volleyball, tennis

Assessment

A variety of assessment methods will be used over the 2 year course, which is competency based. Competency means being able to satisfactorily complete a task to industry standards. These include Demonstration/Observation, Practical Scenarios / Role Plays, Projects, Questioning, and Third Party Testimonials. All assessment will be recorded as Competent (J) or Not Yet Competent (M). It is mandatory that students participate in all practical tasks and training sessions.

Resources

Students will need to provide a whistle and sun safe hat. Also any costs/mandatory or voluntary that arise to be able to participate fully in this course.

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