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Level 2 Kayak Instructor Training Course

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kmck:
I've done this one, it's a great way to learn how to teach properly, however you do have to log hours to get it and that's the hard part as there is a limited number of times a year that we as a club are on flatwater. The ICU has been good in the past letting people log hours on their introductory courses over the summer. If you don't have your first aid qualification before the course that's okay it will be on a list of things you have to get to do the assessment. I have heard of people doing the level 3 training before they have gotten their level 4 Jer so you may want to ask Benny if you can do it or check out the ICU website at www.canoe.ie for details of level 3 assessments, I heard talk of a free one in cork.

Matt:
Logging hours over the summer shouldn't be a problem. ICU beginner courses are run pretty much every day during the summer in the morning, afternoon and evening. They are usually able to give anybody looking to log hours plenty to do.

And there's plenty of instructors around - the likes of Kipper and Brian Keogh and others - who would be happy to let you log hours over the summer too.

There's even a Facebook page for people looking to log hours - instructors put up course information and you get in touch with them.

So you should all be well able to log your hours and get assessed by September.

Eoghan:
ye i did an L2 training course recently and there was a girl yet to do her L3 assesment but she was able to do the course

JODY:
Oh Matt... send me a link to this page please  :)

Karen:
Me too please!

Or, post it up here?

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