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Camp Adventure Academy

Further education, trainings & more

Welcome to Camp Adventure Academy

Use the know-how and experience of our trainers to train your employees and thus improve the quality of your programs. Of course, this is only possible if the participants are adequately addressed and different wishes and needs (e.g. different age groups) as well as safety aspects are taken into account.
As a result of their success, our professional coaches now offer their services through various institutes and personnel agencies, but are also happy to train your employees - e.g. with regard to dealing with children, the decision-makers within the family.

Our Offer of further Education & Trainings

Option 1: Camp Adventure Adventure Sports Instructor (ADVI)

This is the ultimate course for anyone who wants to instruct others in these sports on a non-professional level. It is best suited for camps or tourist organisations that want to train their staff so that they in turn can assist guests in the practice of the sports.

Safety issues are also at the heart of the course, as well as basic technical skills and group dynamics. Learning-by-doing is the key to this adventure sports course. In the second half of the last day there is a test to test your own and newly learned skills.

Day 1

Canoeing/Kayaking

Learn the most important rowing strokes in canoeing/kayaking in the lake or river. The participants learn to rescue the canoe from the water and to store it correctly. Games with the canoe are followed by an introduction to life-saving measures by other people wearing life jackets.

Day 2

Archery

After this day, the participants will know how to repair arrows and bows. Basic shooting skills will be taught and discussed. The participant will be able to teach this sport without any problems.

Day 3

Rope Climbing

On this day the participants get to know the first structures of standard rope courses and are enabled to initiate appropriate activities for children and adults. Later they will learn how to set up this rope course themselves.

Day 4 & 5

High-Ropes Course

Today the program includes learning the first knots and safety techniques as well as the use of special equipment to secure other climbers.

Furthermore, you will learn how to climb a climbing wall and how to secure participants of all ages and abilities with the help of the so-called Top Rope System. Psychological aspects of the participants are particularly relevant for climbing activities and are therefore also the subject of these training days.

Option 2: Camp Adventure Archery Safety Instructor® (ASI)

The Camp Adventure Archery Safety Instructor® is capable of using and operating the entire archery facility. From basic safety instructions to simple methods of repairing arrows and bows, the participant can ensure the proper functioning of the facility. The training includes the development of an archery practice lesson as well as the learning of individual games and practical shooting skills. This course lasts 12 hours.

Option 3: Camp Adventure Mobile high ropes course specialist (MHRCS)

Only for experienced climbing specialists! In this course you will learn everything about setting up a mobile high ropes course in the great outdoors. Together with our specialists the participant will be able to construct different elements of the course. In addition, all safety precautions and measures will be taught. In addition, different material will be taught and different climbing techniques will be learned.

After this training the participants are qualified to set up and supervise one or more mobile rope installations, such as Giant Swing and Flying Fox. Some basic knowledge is required for this course. If this is not the case, another course must be taken in advance to learn the relevant basics (e.g. our high ropes course assistant course).

This program lasts 4-6 days. This can be followed by an internship in one of our camps, where the new knowledge and skills can be consolidated through practical practice.

  • Target group specific planning of a mobile high ropes course
  • Arrangement of elements of a rope course
  • Special safety regulations regarding the rope course
  • Aims of the high ropes course
  • Theory of group dynamics
  • Team exercises
  • Briefing
  • Group dynamic activities (ice breaker, games, team tasks etc.)
  • Spotting
  • Platform exercises (transfers, zipper lines etc.)
  • Material and equipment
  • Rescue techniques - beginners and advanced
  • Documentation
  • Construction and dismantling of high and low ropes courses
  • Daily checks
  • Material science
  • Group leadership
  • Emergency planning
  • Saving participants
  • Assessment of anchoring points (trees, masts)
  • Material science: static ropes vs. steel ropes
  • Knot science
  • Ascent by rope/tree
  • Pulley systems (When do ropes break?)
  • The principle of redundancy
  • Safe and efficient operation of the stations

Camp Adventure High Ropes Course Safety Instructor (HRCI)

This course serves to record all perspectives of a high ropes course. It includes a 4-5 day course. Technical skills are taught through a variety of practical exercises. Knowledge of equipment and group dynamics are part of the training, in which regular feedback is given. This training is suitable both for individuals who are new to this training world and for more experienced people who want to consolidate their skills. The prerequisite for this course is knowledge of basic skills in high rope climbing. We recommend our assistant course to participants without prior knowledge, which precedes our courses to "Camp Adventure High Ropes Course Safety Instructor" and "Mobile High Ropes Course Specialist".

  • Aims of the high ropes course
  • Theory of group dynamics
  • Team exercises
  • Briefing
  • Group dynamic activities (ice breaker, games, team tasks etc.)
  • Spotting
  • Daily necessary checks
  • Material science
  • Group leadership
  • Emergency planning
  • Saving participants
  • Platform exercises (transfers, zipper lines etc.)
  • Material and equipment
  • Rescue techniques - beginners and advanced
  • Documentation

 

Camp Adventure Ropes Course Assistant (RCA)

The Camp Adventure Ropes Course Assistant training teaches participants how to guide and support programmes in the areas of high rope climbing and rope parcours on the ground. The participant will be introduced to various techniques, games, confidence-building exercises such as knowledge and leadership skills of rope climbing, so that after the training he/she is well prepared for the work as an assistant of an experienced Ropes Course Instructor.
The course covers experimental learning and equipment theory as well as current standards and trainer assistants candidates develop safety attitudes to rope climbing activities by practicing basic techniques and also learning safety management skills - essential for working in rope course programs. The duration of this course is 1.5 days.

  • The ability to assist other trainers with high ropes activities. Elementary securing and knotting techniques as well as careful handling of the equipment are taught.
  • He/she is familiar with relevant theories and practices from the field of adventure programs, especially with regard to the application of program design.
  • Learning and practicing emergencies and crisis in the high ropes course
  • To improve the ability to create meaningful opportunities for participation for all involved.

 

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