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Guide Training and
Education Award Scheme

International
Rafting Federation
Guide Training and Education Committee
www.IntRaftFed.com
[email protected]

 Levels
The following levels will be recognised:
       i) Guide;
       ii) Trip Leader;
       iii) Instructor;
       iv) Assessor.
1. Guide
i) Function. To safely and competently guide
a raft.

ii)
Requirements.
As published.

iii)
Initial recognition.
Will be
awarded according to

a.
Experience.
Candidates must
have completed a minimum of 20 training trips/river days; and
b. Assessment. Candidates must successfully pass
theory and practical examinations conducted by an IRF Instructor
other than the one(s) under which they trained.

iv)
Restrictions.
The award will
be given in two categories:

a.
Restricted
– able to guide on
rivers up to and including Class III; and
b. Unrestricted – able to guide on rivers of all
levels.

The
category awarded will be determined by the examining Instructor
according to guidelines determined by the GT&E Committee.
2. Trip Leader
i) Function. To safely and competently lead
rafting trips.

ii)
Requirements.
As published.

iii)
Initial recognition.
Will be
awarded according to .

a.
Experience:
Candidates must
have completed a minimum of 3 training trips/river days; and
b. Assessment: Candidates must successfully pass
theory and practical examinations conducted by an IRF Instructor
other than the one(s) under which they trained.

iv)
Restrictions.
The award will
be given in two categories:

a.
Restricted
– able to lead trips
on rivers up to and including Class III; and
b. Unrestricted – able to lead trips on rivers of
all levels.

The
category awarded will be determined by the examining Instructor
according to guidelines determined by the GT&E Committee.
3. Instructor
i) Functions. To

train
Guides; and

  • conduct
    Guide and Trip Leader assessments in accordance with their award
    category (ie. Restricted or Unrestricted).

    ii)
    Requirements.
    Ongoing
    recognition requires that at least two Training Programs are
    conducted within the previous two year period.

    iii)
    Initial recognition.
    Candidates
    must

    a.
    Experience:
    have a minimum of
    two years experience or have completed 100 trips/river days as a
    Trip Leader.
    b. Assesment: attend an IRF Instructor assessment
    conducted by an IRF Assessor;
    c. Assist: have assisted on a minimum of three
    IRF-approved Guide Training Programs conducted by IRF Instructors
    within the last two years;
    d. Assist: on a Trip Leader assessment.
    (Restricted or Unrestricted according to the Instructor level
    being sought).

    Assessment
    will be based on performance at the Instructor assessment and
    reported performance on the Guide Training Courses.

    iv)
    Restrictions.
    The award will
    be given in two categories:

    a.
    Restricted
    – able to train and
    assess Guides on rivers up to and including Class III and to
    assess Trip Leader candidates for the Restricted category; and
    b. Unrestricted – able to train and assess Guides
    and assess Trip Leaders on rivers of all levels.

    The
    category awarded will be determined by the Assessor according to
    guidelines determined by the GT&E Committee.
    4. Assessor
    i) Functions. In addition to the functions
    of an Instructor (Unrestricted), an Assessor should

    a.
    Conduct
    Instructor assessments;
    and
    b. Assist in the functions of the GT&E
    Committee

    ii)
    Requirements.
    Must

    a.
    be an IRF Instructor (Unrestricted); and
    b. have conducted a minimum of ten IRF Guide Training Courses.

    iii)
    Initial recognition.
    Candidates
    must

    a.
    Participate
    in an IRF Assessor
    Workshop conducted by the GT&E Committee or persons appointed
    by the GT&E Committee;
    b. Assist on a minimum of three IRF Instructor
    assessments;
    c. Submit a dissertation on a subject related to
    guide training and education.

    Assessment
    will be based on performance at the Assessor Workshop, reported
    performance at the Instructor assessments, and the dissertation.

     


     

     

     

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