Advanced Challenge Course Practitioner (ACCP)

Advanced Challenge Course Practitioner (ACCP) Course

Ready to take on more responsibilities on the Challenge Ropes Course (CRC)? 

This workshop is designed for:

  • Experienced practitioners (at least 200 hours of regular programming) who like to pursue the necessary skill sets to lead and supervise the overall conduct of Challenge course programmes.
  • Practitioners who carry leadership roles and handle non-routine operations such as rescue.
  • Practitioners who want to pursue ACCT Level 2 (Full Track) Certification.

At the end of the course you will be able to :

  • Resolve most non-routine situations in the CRC;
  • Provide leadership to less experienced and knowledgable staff in the CRC; and
  • Design and implement a CRC programme.

Upcoming Course:

June 2025
12, 13 June (IPD workshop)
19, 20, 23 June (ACCP Course)
27 June (Practical & Written Assessment)

*Practitioners who do not have facilitation training previously will be required to attend the Challenge Course Facilitation (CCF) workshop before receiving their ACCT L2 (FT) Certification.

I’m Interested! Tell me more…

  • The ACCP Course is a 5-Day workshop inclusive of a 2-Day Intentional Programme Design (IPD) workshop.
  • It will cover Staff Competencies – Core, Technical and Facilitation competencies. 
  • For the technical competencies, the course will focus on non-routine operations like rescues and gear retrievals. We will also be working on supervisory skills to prepare you for your role as a L2 practitioner.
  • There is also a 200 hours work experience pre-requisite for this course. You will be asked to submit a portfolio before admission to the course.
  • The certificate will be valid for 3 years.

I want to get ACCT Level 2 (Full Track) Certified…

  • I got you! To qualify for ACCT L2 (Full Track) certification, you will need to complete both the IPD workshop and ACCP course.
  • The assessment will be 1.5-Day and consists of a technical and written component.
  • Practitioners who pass the assessment will be awarded an ACCT Level 2 (Full Track) Practitioner Certification

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.

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Contact us for more details at connect@blackbox-oe.com. 

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