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It is recognised as a vocational qualification and is on the QCF at Level 2.  \nThe qualification is designed to provide the learner with the level of knowledge and skills needed to effectively plan, prepare, deliver, monitor and evaluate a series of teaching sessions in a safe, ethical and effective manner.  \nRole  \nOnce qualified the holder of the Level 2 Certificate for Teaching Aquatics is able to plan, prepare, deliver, monitor and evaluate a series of consecutive coaching sessions.  \nSyllabus  \nThis certificate consists of 8 units. Units 201-204 are common to all aquatic disciplines focussing on core coaching/teaching skills and knowledge. Units 205-208 are specific to teaching aquatics focussing on technical knowledge and practical skills.  \n􀁸 Unit 201 – Understanding the FUNdamentals of coaching sport  \n􀁸 Unit 202 – Understanding how to develop participants through coaching  \n􀁸 Unit 203.1 – Understanding the fundamental of child development in aquatics  \n􀁸 Unit 204 – Understanding the principles of safe and equitable coaching practice  \n􀁸 Unit 205 – Plan a series of aquatic teaching sessions  \n􀁸 Unit 206 – Preparing the aquatic teaching environment  \n􀁸 Unit 207 – Deliver a series of aquatic teaching sessions  \n􀁸 Unit 208 – Monitor and evaluate aquatic teaching sessions  \nUnits can either be taken separately or at the same course. Units 201-204 must be completed prior to progressing to units 205-208.  \nAchievement of units 201-204 will award the learner the Level 2 Award in the Principles of Coaching (QCF) . Units 201, 202, and 204 are common to all disciplines and unit 203.1 is specific to teaching aquatics. Once units 205-208 are completed the learner will achieve the ASA Level 2 Certificate for Teaching Aquatics (QCF) .  \nPre-requisites  \n􀁸 Candidates must be at least 17 years of age at the start of the course.  \n􀁸 Hold either:  \no ASA Level 1 Award for Teaching Aquatics (QCF)  \no ASA/UKCC Level 1 Certificate for Teaching Aquatics  \n􀁸 Note – If you hold the ASA Level 2 Certificate for Coaching Swimming then only ASA Level 1 Award for Teaching Aquatics units 105-107 and Level 2 Certificate for Teaching Aquatics units 203.1 and 205-208 need to be completed  \nRecognition of Prior Learning  \nAll of The ASA qualifications allow candidates to present evidence of learning either formal or informal that has taken place prior to the course for consideration against the course learning  \noutcomes. Candidates will be asked to complete a questionnaire prior to the course to help identify any areas of prior learning and help the tutor to tailor the course to individual candidates.  \nIf the learner already holds a QCF accredited qualification the learner may have already completed units 201-204 and could be eligible for RPL. Claiming RPL is the responsibility of the learner and must be applied for before the course commences.  \nAssessment  \n􀁸 All units are assessed by the tutor/assessor  \n􀁸 Assessment methods are determined by tutor/assessor in conjunction with the learning  \n􀁸 Completion of an assessment portfolio to meet the Learning Outcomes of the qualification  \nCertification  \nOnce the learner has completed the course and all the assessment criteria Survive and Save Training can forward your results to the ASA Awarding Body for certification. Certificates can expect to be received around 4 weeks following the end of the course.  \nIt is possible to apply for certification of individual units completed.  \nFor further information and course details contact:  \nSally Baldwin  \n(020) 8429 3905  \n[enquiry@surviveandsave-training.org](enquiry@surviveandsave-training.org)  \n[www.surviveandsave-training.org](www.surviveandsave-training.org)","cbCailVoKeTFQvhU","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCailVoKeTFQvhU","pdf",422080,"English","# Qualification overview\n## Role after qualification\n## Syllabus and unit structure\n## Entry requirements and recognition of prior learning\n## Assessment and certification\n## Contact information","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the Level 2 Teaching Aquatics qualification?\",\"answer\":\"It equips learners with the knowledge and skills to plan, prepare, deliver, monitor and evaluate a series of teaching sessions safely, ethically and effectively in a learn-to-swim environment.\"},{\"question\":\"How is the syllabus structured and which units must be completed first?\",\"answer\":\"The certificate has 8 units: 201-204 cover core coaching/teaching skills and knowledge, while 205-208 are specific to teaching aquatics. 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