Community Surf Rescue Certificate (CSRC)
This course is for teachers & parents
If you are looking to join a Surf Life Saving Club as a member you will need to complete the SRC or Bronze Medallion course instead.
The Community Surf Rescue Certificate will provide candidates with skills and knowledge of aquatic safety, rescue and survival skill techniques for supervising students participating in activities both in and around various aquatic environments.
Prerequisites:
Minimum sign up - 6+ participants
Minimum 18 years of age (on the day of final assessment)
Capable of completing 200m swim in less than 5 minutes
Have a Photo ID (such as a Drivers licence)
Fees:
$160 per person - full 1 day course
$95 per person- half-day requalification/reaccreditation
* Please contact the Chair of Education to enquire about group benefits.
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A one day course typically from 9:00 to 16:00
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A half-day requalification session typically from 9:00 to 13:00 for people who have previously attained the CSRC within the last 3 years
What to Bring
Photo ID (e.g. Driver’s Licence)
Swimmers/Wetsuit
Rash vest/ sun protection
Towel
Hat
Goggles
Pen
Food & Drink
Assessment
Assessment is through demonstration, presentation and application of all elements of competency in the work-place. Participants will be required to complete activities that may include role-plays, oral and written questioning, practical demonstrations and performing scenarios.
Accreditation
Upon successful completion of the course, participants will receive the Community Surf Rescue Certificate. The certificate is recognised by the department of education and training water safety guidelines for supervision of children in both open and closed aquatic environments.
Validity
One (1) year from date of course.
Course Content
SLSA signals
Risk Assessment analysis
Recognise appropriate safe beach zones
Basic first aid skills relevant to the aquatic environment
Various rescues techniques including tube and body board rescues
100m run/100m swim/100m run (5 minute time limit)
200m swim recognisable stroke (5 minute time limit)
Theory paper
