Climbing Wall Award

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The climbing wall award is a supervisory award aimed at those who are keen to take a position of responsibility in the climbing environment. The course ensures good practice, leading to the safe enjoyment of climbing activities along with gaining a sound understand of climbing. It covers the supervision and management of activities such as bouldering, the teaching of basic movement skills and roped climbing, excluding the teaching of leading.

Between training and assessment you must consolidate new ideas and techniques as well as gaining additional climbing experience. Your trainer will advise you about the amount and nature of the personal climbing and supervising experience you should gain before Assessment. Please take this feedback on board and use it to your advantage.

As with all the Real Adventure courses they are lead by fully qualified instructors, trained to the highest standard. Whatever your ability we aim to offer you the opportunity to experience a new challenge.

Climbing Wall Award Training Course

Climbing Wall Award
Climbing Wall Award

Course consists of two days training covering both personal and group climbing skills as per the Climbing Wall Award Syllabus. This occurs at two separate climbing wall sites. The course aims to address the technical skills and judgment required to safely supervise and coach people in an indoor or artificial environment.

This training course gives you the confidence and the skills to get out and practise before assessment after the consolidation period.

syllabus:

  • Risk Assessment
  • Group Management
  • Injury Prevention
  • Bouldering Warm Up / Games
  • Equipment
  • Using the Wall
  • Basic Movement Skills
  • Structuring Sessions
  • Short and long term climbing development
  • Personal Climbing / leading
  • Top roping
  • Abseiling

    • training course dates

  • 11th – 13th November 2011


    • Climbing Wall Award Assessment Course

    The assessment course covers both personal and group climbing skills as per the Climbing Wall Award Syllabus. The course will assess the candiates technical skills and judgment required to safely supervise and coach people in an indoor or artificial environment.

    Candidates should be familiar with all aspects of the syllabus before assessment, even if some parts were not covered during training. Assessment courses provide at least six hours of contact time between candidates and assessors and candidates are tested in accordance with the syllabus.

    assessment course dates

  • to be announced 2011




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    For full details please visit the MLTE website for more information, alternatively feel free to give us a call.