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Email: info@eagleacademy.com.au | Xamerg Pty Ltd | ABN 12 095 436 034 | CRICOS No 02480G | RTO 30895
SIS30513 Certificate III in Sport & Recreation
INFORMATION BOOKLET 2014
Gold Coast Campuses at Broadbeach & Coolangatta - Ph (07) 5526 6222 | Brisbane Campuses at Carina & South Bank - Ph (07) 3398 4488
Email: info@eagleacademy.com.au | Xamerg Pty Ltd | ABN 12 095 436 034 | CRICOS No 02480G | RTO 30895
SIS30513 Certificate III in Sport and Recreation - Information Sheet 2014
Surfing
Snorkelling
Kayaking
Stand up Paddle boarding
Fishing
Bushwalking
Abseiling
Climbing
We believe our Sport & Rec courses are the best value for money, and most enjoyable courses in Australia. Have an interest in,
and enjoy the Outdoor Recreation, Sport, Fitness or Recreation industries? Well this is the course for you!
This course is aimed at preparing students for a Certificate IV in Outdoor Recreation, or Fitness courses, or a Diploma course in
Sport Development. It is also ideal for those wishing to enter the industry at a level appropriate to their skills and knowledge. It is
now available at the Brisbane, Broadbeach and Coolangatta campuses.
Course Length:
12 months (52 weeks, made up of 40 weeks tuition, and 12 weeks holiday).
Students may commence study with induction on any Monday as approved by the Director, and general classes operate all weeks
except holiday periods (see Term and Holiday sheet).
Cost: from $6,220 (total) or $120 (per week). Excludes OSHC (see separate sheet for OSHC prices if required). *Discounts may
apply
Inclusions & Exclusions:
This course is available at all campuses; however the range of activities varies between campuses. The fees include everything
that students require to complete the qualification, including administration fees, texts, travel to included excursions, and
equipment hire. Free use of the Fitness Centre at the relevant campus is also included, for the period of the Qualification course.
Pre-requisites:
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English to a “not well+” level is preferred. E.g. NRS Level 2, IELTS 4, ISLPR 1.5 or TOEFL 300+.
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Completion of Year 10 (Australia), or equivalent. .
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An interest in getting fit, keeping fit and a desire to learn and teach others about the Sport, Recreation and Fitness industries.
If surfing is selected students must consider themselves competent swimmers with some experience in the surf.
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Students can apply for Recognition of Prior Learning, or Direct Credit. This may reduce course time. See Student Handbook
for details.
ATTENDANCE IS NOT RECORDED OR MONITORED FOR VISA COMPLIANCE PURPOSES. However, students are expected to attend
15 hours per week, with a further 5 hours per week delivered as Distance Education (Study done at home in the form of
completion of set tasks or Workbooks). Failure to attend regularly will see progress suffer, and students may be reported for
unsatisfactory progress.
PROGRESS IS MONITORED FOR VISA COMPLIANCE PURPOSES:
The Academy has implemented the DEEWR-DIAC Course Progress Policy and Procedures. More detail is available in the Student
Handbook, but basically a student will be reported if they fail to gain competency in half of the units completed in a study period.
Competency for each Unit is determined in up to four ways. Assessment occurs on a weekly/ fortnightly basis, hence regular
attendance is important:
1.
2.
3.
4.
A short knowledge test;
Observation of skills, and oral questioning;
Completion of activities.
Completion of Workbooks.
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Gold Coast Campuses at Broadbeach & Coolangatta - Ph (07) 5526 6222 | Brisbane Campuses at Carina & South Bank - Ph (07) 3398 4488
Email: info@eagleacademy.com.au | Xamerg Pty Ltd | ABN 12 095 436 034 | CRICOS No 02480G | RTO 30895
Partner Organisations
The Eagle Academy will partner up with the Broadbeach Surf School to deliver some of the specialised skills associated with many
of these areas.
Timetable
At each campus the classes for theory may vary and excursions are held 3 times per term (of 10 weeks). There are tuition times
from 3.30pm each day where you can get extra assistance should you require it, and you may access the Fitness Centres for
supervised practice on most days, included in your fee. Ask your campus for a specific Timetable.
The excursion days will see you do most, if not all of the outdoor recreational activities listed above, depending on weather,
selected campus, and availability at the time. Students are welcome to join in with other campuses excursion days to increase
their activity range, but must supply their own transport to do so.
This course is available to both domestic students and international students wishing to study on a Student Visa. Visa students
should check the last page, and the Student Handbook for more information about your conditions and study requirements.
THIS COURSE CONTAINS 15 UNITS OF COMPETENCY IN TOTAL
BSBCRT301A
Default Units
Develop and extend critical and creative thinking skills
HLTAID003
SISXCAI303A
SISXEMR201A
SISXRSK301A
SITXCOM401
SISFFIT304A
SISOBWG201A
SISOSRF202A
SISOKYK201A
SISOFSH201A
BSBWOR301B
ICAWEB201A
SISXCCS201A
SISXWHS101
Provide first aid
Plan and conduct sport and recreation skill sessions
Respond to Emergency situations
Undertake risk analysis of activities
Manage conflict
Instruct and monitor fitness programs
Demonstrate bushwalking skills in a controlled environment
Demonstrate basic surfing manoeuvres in controlled conditions
Demonstrate simple kayaking skills
Catch and handle fish
Organise personal work priorities and development
Use social media tools for collaboration and engagement
Provide Customer Service
Follow Work Health & Safety Policies
SISFFIT306A
SISSSPT303A
SISOODR201A
SISOSRF303A
SISSTNS201A
SISOSNK201A
SISSSTC301A
SISOCRP301A
Alternatives (depending on campus, staff, and previous studies of students)
Provide healthy eating information to clients in accordance with recommended guidelines
Conduct basic warm up and cool down
Assist in conducting Outdoor Recreation Sessions (CJC Low Ropes alternative to Surfing)
Perform intermediate level surfing manoeuvres
Assist in conducting safe tennis activities for beginner players
Demonstrate snorkelling activities
Instruct strength and conditioning techniques
Conduct a low Ropes Session
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