This program contextualises BSB30120 Certificate III in Business to a maritime cadetship environment.
Learners complete business, communication, customer service, WHS, technology and teamwork evidence through authentic maritime activities such as sailing program support, cadet administration, vessel operations support, journey planning, participant briefings, equipment checks, customer service, safety documentation and continuous improvement.
- Teacher: Ian Vayne
SISOSNK001 - Snorkel is a nationally recognized unit of competency in Australia that covers the skills and knowledge required to safely participate in snorkelling activities in controlled and open-water environments. It focuses on preparing and using snorkelling equipment, applying effective breath control techniques, navigating underwater, and responding to potential hazards. The unit is designed for individuals who engage in recreational snorkelling or as part of outdoor education, tourism, or guiding activities. It emphasizes water safety, environmental awareness, and personal responsibility while snorkelling in various conditions.
- Teacher: Ian Vayne
This is a site purely to workshop content that could be used later on CadetNet
- Teacher: Ian Vayne
- Teacher: Ian Vayne
This unit covers the thoretical component of skills and knowledge required to lead and supervise dependent participants during snorkelling activities according to predetermined activity plans which might be self-developed or developed by others. It covers the skills required to adjust activities according to prevailing conditions and participant capabilities.
It requires the ability to demonstrate and instruct snorkelling techniques. To do this, leaders must be proficient in snorkelling skills which are covered by other units.
This unit applies to any type of organisation that delivers outdoor recreation activities including commercial, not-for-profit and government organisations.
It applies to leaders who work independently using discretion and judgement to manage operational logistics and risk within predetermined guidelines.
When working at or close to base and assistance, they manage routine problems in consultation with relevant personnel. Where assistance is not immediately available, leaders use additional skills, covered by other units, to manage significant problems, e.g. rescues, injury or illness in remote locations.
No occupational licensing, certification or specific legislative requirements apply to this unit at the time of publication.
- Teacher: Carl Charter
(Course in Development)
Boating Safety
- Teacher: Ian Vayne
(Currently in Development)
The SROCP Marine Radio Course prepares you for the AMC Examination to gain your marine VHF licence.
- Teacher: Ian Vayne
Powerboating
- Teacher: Ian Vayne
Preparation for the Duke of Edinburgh Adventurous Journey
- Teacher: Ian Vayne