Do you enjoy sport, fitness, teamwork, and helping others experience the outdoors?
This qualification provides the skills and knowledge to work in outdoor recreation, sport, fitness, and community settings.
Students will learn how to plan and deliver activities in a safe, fun, and inclusive environment and develop skills in leadership, communication, and customer service.
This course is a great first step towards a career in outdoor recreation, sport, fitness, or community services.
You will learn things like:
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Plan and deliver outdoor recreation activities
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Work safely in various environments
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Lead and work in a team
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Communicate effectively with others
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Provide basic first aid
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Promote health and safety
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Deliver customer service
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Apply environmental awareness and sustainability practices
Does this sound like you?
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Enjoy being outdoors and pursuing a career that gives back to others
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Interested in sports and fitness and leading activities
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Like working with people
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Enjoy problem-solving
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Have a sense of adventure
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Like teamwork
Qualification: Certificate II in Outdoor Recreation
Qualification Code: SIS20419
Qualification Outcome: Full Completion. Students will also receive a
Statement of Attainment for Units of
Competency completed.
Delivery Provider (RTO): IVET (40548)
Delivery Location: Castlemaine Secondary College
Duration: Two years
Delivery: One day per week, Wednesday afternoons
Year Levels: Year 10 (check with your school), Year 11, Year 12
SWL: Structured Workplace Learning requirements
vary between VET courses and RTOs.
Check with your VET Coordinator
Contribution to Senior
Secondary Certificate: Contributes to VCE, VCE VM and VPC in
accordance with current VCAA requirements.
Speak with your VET Coordinator for advice
specific to your senior pathway.
Transport: Students are responsible for travel to and from
the delivery location. Subject to transport
funding, SMRVC may provide transport on
certain routes. Check with your VET Coordinator.
Scored Program: No
COURSE INFORMATION
UNIT CODE UNITS OF COMPETENCY
SISOCOM001
SISOFLD002
SISHPER001
SISOFLD001
SISOOPR001
BSBPEF202
SISXCAI001
SISXIND001
HLTDAID011
SISCAQU002
SISXEMR001
SISXCAI003
SISXGEM001
SISOACT001
BSBOPS201
Work in outdoor recreation
Minimise environmental impact
Participate in healthy work practices
Follow safety procedures
Plan and prepare for outdoor recreation activities
Support personal wellbeing in the workplace
Provide quality service
Work effectively in sport, fitness and recreation
ELECTIVE UNITS may include:
Provide First Aid
Assist with activity sessions
Respond to emergency situations
Provide enquipment for activities
Apply risk management processes
Assist with group activity sessions
Work effectively in business environments
Units of Competency listed are a guide only and can change from year to year. Check with your VET Coordinator.

The outdoor recreation and sport industry is growing as more Australians value active, healthy lifestyles and time in nature.
Skilled workers are in demand to deliver safe, engaging programs in recreation, tourism, fitness, and community settings.
Careers in outdoor recreation allow you to work in amazing locations while making a positive impact on people’s lives.
INDUSTRY INSIGHT
Future Ready Skills:
Students develop valuable employability skills including:
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Communication
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Teamwork
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Problem solving
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Organisation
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Leadership
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Initiative & Adaptability
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Health & Wellbeing
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Safety Awareness
YOU MAY ALSO BE INTERESTED TO KNOW:
Further Study Pathways:
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Certificate II in Conservation and Ecosystem Management
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Certificate III in Sports, Aquatics and Recreation
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Certificate III / IV in Fitness
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Certificate III in Community Services
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Diploma of Sport, Aquatics and Recreation Management
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Entry into apprenticeships/traineeships
Fees:
VET course and materials costs vary between courses. Refer to your VET Coordinator.
Career Opportunities:
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Outdoor Recreation Assistant
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Adventure Guide Assistant
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Fitness Assistant
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Camp Assistant
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Youth worker Assistant
How to apply:
All students must apply through their school's VET Coordinator and submit their Expression of Interest by the required dates. Placement is subject to availability and school approval.
COURSE INFORMATION IS PROVIDED AS A GUIDE ONLY
Please check details with your VET Coordinator prior to enrolment

