Assistant Ropes Course Instructor (Level 1)


Wednesday, April 21, 2027
at
8:00 AM (EDT)
to Sunday, April 25, 2027 at 5:00 PM (EDT)
Category: Practitioner Training - Level I

Course Description:

This 40 hour entry level certification teaches the technical, facilitation, and safety management skills required to lead low and high ropes programs under the supervision of a Level Two Challenge Course Practitioner. Course candidates explore adventure-based facilitation, standards, and effective operating procedures as they develop the safe attitude, skills, and knowledge that enable them to work on a ropes course. The following operating systems are included: Spotted (Low elements) Dynamic Belay including Participatory Belay, Climbing Wall,Lanyard (Static Belay) Instructor Access Please note that no specialized elements are included in this course.

Course Objectives:

By the end of this course, instructor candidates will:

  • Have the skills to assist in high ropes operation including belaying, knot tying, set-up/take down, instructor access, and equipment use and care
  • Be familiar with adventure learning theories and practices especially their application to program leadership
  • Learn and practice safe operations and leadership of high and low elements
  • Improve their ability to provide meaningful involvement opportunities for all participants

Successful completion of the course, practical skills assessment, and written test will lead to certification as a Challenge Course Practitioner Level One - Full. Adventureworks! Associates, Inc. is a Professional Vendor Member of the Association for Challenge Course Technology (ACCT) and our training and certification programs have been accredited by the ACCT.

Additional Info:

  • You must be 18 years of age by the last day of the course.
  • Please ensure that you have read and understood the Registration Policies.
  • All taxes and registration fees are included in the price.

Meals and Accommodation:

  • Meals are included. First meal served is breakfast on the first day of the course. Last meal served is lunch on the last day of the course. 
  • Four nights of accommodation are included beginning on the first day of the course. Check-out is the last day of course.  
  • For people who need to arrive the night before the course begins, an additional night’s accommodation is available at an extra charge.

For More Information:

Dan Wolfenden

Director of Operations, Adventureworks! Associates, Inc.