Upon successful completion of the Aquatic Supervisor course, you will have an increased ability to apply self-reflection techniques to improve your workplace skills and to plan and implement a personalised professional development plan. You will also have the skills to identify your current and future work priorities by developing a workplace strategic plan.
This course covers the 14 units of SIS31015 Certificate III in Aquatics and Community Recreation including providing quality customer service, responding to emergency situations, identifying risks, organising work priorities and communicating effectively.
Units of Competency
This course covers the 14 Units within the SIS31015 Certificate III in Aquatics and Community Recreation:
Prerequisite
You must provide your Unique Student Identifier (USI) number at the time of enrolment. A USI is your individual education number and is required if you are undertaking nationally recognised training. To find your USI and further information please visit the website https://www.usi.gov.au/students
Prerequisite Units
Option 1: Course students must hold or obtain the following qualifications in addition to completing the below E-Learning and Face to Face (or Virtual) Workshop Units of Competency:
First Aid + Swim Australia Teacher + Swim Australia Teacher of Babies & Toddlers
• HLTAID011 | Provide First Aid |
• SISCAQU002 | Perform Basic Water Rescues |
• SISCAQU008 | Instruct Water Familiarisation, Buoyancy and Mobility Skills |
• SISCAQU009 | Instruct Water Safety and Survival Skills |
• SISCAQU010 | Instruct Swimming Strokes |
• SISCAQU011 | Promote Development of Infants and Toddlers in an Aquatic environment |
Option 2: Course students must hold or obtain the following Qualifications in addition to completing the below E-Learning and Face to Face (or Virtual) Workshop Units of Competency:
First Aid + Pool Lifeguard
• HLTAID011 | Provide First Aid |
• SISCAQU002 | Perform Basic Water Rescues |
• PUAEME001 | Provide Emergency Care |
• PUAEME003 | Administer Oxygen in an Emergency |
• SISCAQU006 | Supervise Clients in Aquatic Locations |
• SISCAQU007 | Perform Advanced Water Rescues |
E-Learning Resources
• BSBRSK401 | Identify risk and apply risk management processes |
• SISXIND001 | Work effectively in sport, fitness and recreation environments |
• SISXCCS001 | Provide quality service |
• BSBWOR301 | Organise personal work priorities and development |
Approximately 100 hours
Face-to-Face Workshop
• SISXCAI003 | Conduct non-instructional sport, fitness or recreation session |
• SISXEMR001 | Respond to emergency situations |
• SISXRES002 | Educate user groups |
• SFICPL204 | Communicate effectively in cross-cultural environments |
Approximately 4 hours
Course Structure
After completion of all online Units of Competency, you will be provided with a Theory Acknowledgement. In addition to the online theory you are welcome to attend the Practical Induction workshop, either face-to-face or via Zoom webinar (depending on the selected course workshop) of your course which focuses on transitioning you from theory to hands-on practical experience.
Students have up to 12 months to complete this course but may be accredited sooner should they have completed and submitted all course requirements.
Accreditation Requirements
Completion of
- Online Theory Modules
- Practical Workshop Induction (Virtual or face-to-face delivery)
- Competency Assessment
To be eligible for accreditation upon completion of a Aquatic Supervisor course, students must be over 16 years of age.
Once this qualification has been attained, there are no renewal requirements
Certification | Accreditation
Students who have successfully completed this course will receive an electronic SCTA Aquatic Supervisor certificate along with a Statement of Attainment listing the above competencies.
Cost
$750