The aim of this course is to provide members with knowledge of basic patrolling, first aid and surf awareness in order to be able to participate in life saving operations. This course is the minimum water safety qualification required for participating on patrols within your Club and/or Junior Activity supervision or water safety.
There are no units of competency currently aligned with this award.
On successful completion the participants will receive the SLSA Surf Rescue Certificate.
SRC course duration is usually 35-40 hours. Most Clubs run this as a weekly program for their under 14 nippers groups.
If you believe you already possess some or all of the skills and knowledge of this course, you may wish to apply for Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL). Consult the SLSNSW RPL Guide for Applicants available on the Participant Resources page of the SLSNSW website.
Please contact the Chief Training Officer at your Club
Candidates will be required to demonstrate competency in all elements in the workplace. They will be required to complete activities that may include oral and written questioning, practical demonstrations of skills and performing scenarios.
For this award to remain current, candidates must perform a proficiency check prior to 31st December each year.
Trainers and assessors for this award must be endorsed to train/assess SRC or Bronze Medallion.