Vocational Qualifications

The aim of this qualification is to provide learners with the knowledge and skills required to assist with planning, preparing and delivering a safe and effective activity session for a group of participants.

The course can be delivered over 4 days of face-to-face contact with assignments and worksheets to be completed along the way. This is assessed by the tutor and verified by an internal quality assurance assessor before certification can be claimed.

‍Recommended for

• Children aged 14+/Key stage 4
• School leavers and those returning to education
• Those considering a career in the sport and recreation industry
• Anyone wishing to improve their knowledge of delivering activity sessions

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Course content

• Basic understanding of how to promote safety during activity sessions
• Identify and deal with hazards and reduce risks in an activity environment
• Overview of the links between activity, health and fitness
• Assisting with the planning and preparing of an activity session plan
• Basic skills in assisting with the delivery of a safe and effective activity session

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Pre-Requisites

• 14 years +
• No specific experience required

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Assessment

Learners must achieve both units which include course work, worksheets and practical demonstration.

It is recommended that holders of this qualification should attend CPD training to reduce the impact of skills fade.

‍Qualification Structure

For detailed information on the qualification structure download the Qualification Guidance from the awarding body www.activeiq.co.uk.

Find out more or apply: training@activeluton.co.uk

The aim of this qualification is to provide learners with the knowledge and skills required to plan, prepare and deliver a safe and effective activity session for a group of participants.

The course can be delivered over 5 days of face-to-face contact with assignments and worksheets to be completed along the way. 

‍Recommended for: 

• Children aged 14+/Key stage 4
• School leavers and those returning to education
• Those considering a career in the sport and recreation industry
• Anyone wishing to improve their knowledge of delivering activity sessions
• Please note:Under section 96 of the Learning and Skills Act 2000 it is a requirement that all pre-16 learners are supervised by an adult whilst leading activity
• 16-18 year olds may need to be supervised in the workplace, once they have achieved the qualification

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Course content

• How to promote safety during activity sessions
• Identify and deal with hazards and reduce risks in an activity environment
• Plan activity sessions which develop health and fitness
• Prepare and deliver activity sessions which develop health and fitness
• Review the effectiveness of the activity session
• Action plan for future sessions

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Pre-Requisites

• 14 years +
• No specific experience required
• There is an element of communication (discussing, presenting, reading and writing) involved and learners should have basic skills in communication pitched at level 2

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Assessment

Learners must achieve all 3 units which include course work, worksheets, practical demonstration and self-evaluation.

It is recommended that holders of this qualification should attend CPD training to reduce the impact of skills fade.

‍Qualification Structure

For detailed information on the qualification structure download the Qualification Guidance from the awarding body www.activeiq.co.uk.

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Swimming Pool Plant Operations (QCF)

Type: Active IQ Level 2 Award in Swimming Pool Plant Operations

The aim of this qualification is to provide learners with the knowledge and skills to be able to safely monitor the water quality and associated pool plant operations. The qualification is Ofqual accredited and regulated through the awarding body Active IQ. The course is delivered over 1 day of face-to-face contact time with a workplace assignment to be completed and submitted with demonstrable evidence to satisfy the assignment criteria (within 4 weeks), which is assessed by the tutor and verified by an internal quality assurance assessor before certification can be claimed.

‍Recommended for

• Staff working in sports and recreation, organisations who need to be trained to a nationally recognised standard
• Aimed at those who are responsible for the day-to-day monitoring of pool water quality and, safe operation of the swimming pool and plant.

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Course Content

• Operators Responsibilities
• Health & Safety Requirements
• Cleaning, Hygiene, Contamination & Pollution
• Principles of the Basic Circulation System
• Water Temperatures
• Components of the Swimming Pool Plant
• Testing of Pool Water
• Record Keeping
• Filtration and Disinfection of the Pool Water

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Pre-Requisites

• Candidates should be in a position where they test and monitor water quality and will be able to access and operate the swimming pool plant
• All Active Luton Courses are delivered in English. Tutors must be convinced that you have sufficient fluency in written and spoken English to cope with your course from the start.

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Assessment

Learners must achieve and pass 2 units (5 credits) which include course work, worksheets and a practical demonstration. After the course, candidates will be required to undertake practical assignments back in the workplace and submit evidence to satisfy the assessment criteria

It is recommended that holders of the qualification should attend CPD training to reduce the impact of skills fade.

‍Qualification Structure

For detailed information on the qualification structure download the Qualification Guidance from the awarding body www.activeiq.co.uk

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Swimming Pool Plant Operations (QCF)

Type: Active IQ Level 3 Certificate in Swimming Pool Plant Operations

The aim of this qualification is to provide learners with the knowledge and skills to be able to safely manage the water quality and associated pool plant operations. The qualification is Ofqual accredited and regulated through the awarding body Active IQ. The course is delivered over 3 days of face-to-face contact time with homework and a workplace assignment to be completed along the way (within 4 weeks).

‍Recommended for: 

• Staff working in sports and recreation, organisations who need to be trained to a nationally recognised standard.
• Anyone who has  responsibility for the safe and effective day-to-day management of swimming pool water treatment plant operations and taking remedial actions to restore ideal conditions

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Course Content

• Operators Responsibilities
• The law including Health and Safety requirements
• Hygiene
• Contamination and Bacteriological pollution
• Circulation and water treatment systems
• Values and Operating components of the pool plant
• Testing of pool and mains water
• Record keeping
• Filtration and Disinfection of the pool water including backwashing of filters
• Heating and Ventilation Systems
• Usage, Storage and Handling of pool chemicals 
• Implementing emergency procedures 
• Maintaining water quality

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Pre-Requisites

• Candidates should be in a position where they test and monitor water quality and will be able to access and operate the swimming pool plant.
• After the course, candidates will be required to undertake practical assignments back in the workplace and submit evidence to verify this.
• All Active Luton Courses are delivered in English. Tutors must be convinced that you have sufficient fluency in written and spoken English to cope with your course from the start.

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Assessment

Learners must achieve and pass all 4 mandatory units (5 credits) which include course work, worksheets and a practical demonstration. After the course, candidates will be required to undertake practical assignments back in the workplace and submit evidence to satisfy the assessment criteria

It is recommended that holders of the qualification should attend CPD training to reduce the impact of skills fade.

‍Qualification Structure

For detailed information on the qualification structure download the Qualification Guidance from the awarding body www.activeiq.co.uk

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