Target
group
The
course has been designed as a stand alone qualification
for outdoor practitioners who already hold high
level teaching and leadership qualifications and
do not wish to attend our full instructor programme.
As well as being designed for teachers, Forest
School leaders and youth workers, it has also been intended
for members of the public who wish to formalise
their bushcraft education by accrediting their
training.
Content
The
course is divided into 3 mandatory categories
and covers the following subjects in depth:
Outdoor
Living Skills - bushcraft skills including
fire, water, shelter, equipment and clothing.
Natural
History - plant identification and use,
identification of tracks and sign and wild foods.
Craft - tool use and selection, craft
items including cordage, carving and camp crafts.
Accreditation
This
entire qualification has been accredited by the
NCFE as a Level 3 qualification. This means
that the subjects mentioned above are taught and
learned at an advanced level. The process of assesment
and accreditation is run by the NCFE who are
responsible for the quality assurance and control
exactly as they would be with any other award
they run.
Please note that all successful candidates from the Advanced Bushcraft Award can apply to be automatically placed on the IOL list for Foundational Bushcraft Competence
Certification
The
qualification is endorsed by the NCFE who are responsible for certification. Successful
candidates will receive a certificate in Advanced
Bushcraft Award Level 3 with both Woodcraft School
and the NCFE logo present.
Woodcraft
School is an accredited
NCFE Centre and head instructor, John Rhyder has
written several totally new and bespoke qualifications
for bushcraft that are not available anywhere
else in the country. NCFE are perhaps the oldest organisation of their
kind in the country operating in the same way
as other awarding bodies such as City and Guilds
etc. |