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Certificate II in Sport and Recreation (SIS20115)
How it works
Offered in flexible formats (1 year or 2 year option) across years 10, 11 and 12.
Available in Sport Specialty Formats whereby officiating and/or coaching ‘general principles’ accreditation is replaced with the respective sport-specific foundational (e.g. Level 1) accreditation.
Students assist with delivery of sport/recreation programs within their school community, such as junior sports coaching, primary school sport and officiating games or competitions.
Vocational Education and Training in Schools initiative, funded by the Queensland Government
Binnacle Training is approved as a Pre-qualified Supplier (PQS) to deliver Certificate II in Sport and Recreation (SIS20115) as a VETiS funded qualification. This qualification is also available as ‘Fee for Service’ – as invoiced to the school.
VETiS funded by the VET investment budget is fee-free for students. Find out more.
Binnacle provides
Professional Development & Training
- Vocational Competence Update (VCU Sport) for Teachers
- Annual resource induction for all participating teachers, inclusive of industry-specific and VET professional development.
- Ongoing PD and in-servicing
Resources
- ALL program materials are developed for you – including unit plans, assessment tasks, and marking guides. We save you time!
- Binnacle Lounge (learning management system) – the centrepiece for all program resources, learning, assessment and up-to-the-minute student progress reporting.
- First Aid – for school to deliver.
School requirements
HPE Teacher (Program Deliverer)
- Certificate IV in Training and Assessment (TAE40110 or TAE40116)
- Sport coaching and officiating experience
School Programs
- Access to programs, games or competitions where students will assist as coaches or officials.
What students achieve
- Certificate II in Sport and Recreation (SIS20115)
- Officiating accreditation
- Coaching accreditation
- First Aid qualification and CPR certificate
- Pathways into other Certificate Programs
- Maximum 4 QCE Credits (QLD schools)
Skills acquired
- Officiating games or competitions
- Coaching beginner participants to develop fundamental skills
- Communication and customer service in sport
- Planning and conducting activity programs
Career pathways
A Certificate II in Sport and Recreation offers a range of job offerings.
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Club level official (e.g. referee or umpire)
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Club level coach, assistant or sports trainer