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ICDC AUSTRALIA 2018The International Camp Directors Course (ICDC) has been developed as a professional development course for camp managers, directors and operators and other experienced outdoor professionals. The curriculum in Australia has been adapted to align with the local industry. **International participants are welcome however, the course will be conducted in English and will not be interpreted.** COURSE DETAILS: Venue: Camp Sunnystones, Bacchus Marsh VIC Dates: Sunday 30th September to Wednesday 3rd October, 2018 Fees (inc. GST): ACA Member – $1,072.50 ($975.00 + GST) *Affiliate – $1,342.00 ($1,220 + GST) NON-Member – $1,611.50 ($1,465.00 + GST) *Affiliate includes members of Outdoors NSW, Outdoors QLD (QORF), Rec SA, Christian Venues Association (CVA), Outdoors WA, Outdoors SA, Outdoors VIC. TO BOOK: Please complete the booking form and return via email to book. Course Goals: Goal One – To present the basics of camp management in 17 core areas of the organised body of knowledge and adapt it to various cultures and situations Goal Two – To expand a participant’s network of peers and to develop a community of professionals in a “camp-like” atmosphere Goal Three – To provide an introduction to self-directed learning and the participant’s role in their own professional development process. Course contents- (subject to change without notice): - Vision and camp business sustainability - Accommodation – fire systems and essential services - Grounds management- arborists and grounds risk assessments - Catering commercial kitchens standards – food handling and kitchen regulations - Activities – Activity Standards (aquatic, ropes, cycle, ratios, qualifications, equipment, logging, reporting, checking, maintaining, briefing, debriefing, risk assessments, etc.) - Work place agreements and HR requirements - Buildings and asset standards - Manage the ins and outs - Look after the client - Participant outcomes - Plus more http://www.auscamps.asn.au/international-camp-directors-course-icdc/ |
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