Ready to take on a different role in the Challenge Ropes Course (CRC) environment? This course is unlike any other CRC courses as it deals with significant management issues of operating a CRC. At the end of the day, you should have a better understanding of :
Is my Organisation doing what we are suppose to be doing?
What are we doing?
How are we doing?
This workshop is designed for:
Seasoned practitioners with 500 hours of challenge course operation and management experience.
Practitioners who will be or are currently managing a challenge course.
Practitioners who want to pursue an ACCT CCM Certification.
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Determine and maintain the training standards for staff at the CRC; and
Implement an emergency plan at the CRC.
I'm Interested! Tell me more...
The CCM Course is a 3-Day classroom-based workshop.
It comes with a complementary 1-year ACCT Individual Membership, which will give you access to the ACCT Standards and many other CRC resources.
The pre-requisites for the course are :
At least 21 years old.
At least 500 hours of documented work experience including working with groups, programme coordination, administration and supervision.
I want to get ACCT CCM Certified...
I got you! To qualify for ACCT CCM Certification, you will need to have at least 500hrs of documented work experience.
To receive a Full Track certification, you will need to demonstrate experience working on a variety of belay systems.
The assessment will be 1/2 Day and consists of a written assessment.
Practitioners who pass the assessment will be awarded an ACCT CCM (Full Track / Site Specific) Certification depending on their work experience.
Hang on, but what's the difference between Full Track and Site Specific certifications?
Let me explain. In the ACCT, practitioners with Full Track certificates have demonstrated that they are competent on a variety of belay systems and speciality elements. Hence they are able to operate at any site, PROVIDED they have gone through a familiarisation of the site.
There are also practitioners with Site Specific certifications because they have demonstrated competency operating the belay systems and speciality elements at a specific site.
Interested?
Indicate your interest on our sign-up sheet below! We will keep you updated once we have sufficient interest to start a course.