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Level 2 Instructor Training
kmck:
You will need a REC2 or equvilent to get the instructorship, however you don't need it for the training
Steven Mul:
Yeah the plan is to organise the training first and then see about REC 2 and maybe RSR training and child protection course too :) so Briain are you interested?
Conor Mohan:
Consider my interest expressed.
Kater:
interest expressed, depending on work schedule.
Tiny Tim:
Great stuff guys fair play on this, instrcting is really enjoyable but I think people should be aware of what their getting into and how much of a committment and responsibility it is before juming in.
It takes a huge amount of time and effort, time which is usually taken away from your own personal paddling.
Its a big responsibility, when your on the water your working.
Its also about service, this qualification is entirely about teaching beginners on flat water, usually introductory courses. If you dont enjoy that its not a qualification for you.
It is highly likely you will spend less time developing your own paddling skills (progressing to level 4 for example)
Of course if you like the sound of that fantatstic, its a super oppertunity to get into work which is really rewarding.
From my own experience I couldnt recommend getting into instructorship highly enough but people should be aware of what it entails before you jump in.
If any one wants to chat in detail give me a shout. :)
peace out
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