Outdoor Education offers hands-on, challenging activities while building safety awareness and self-management skills in varied settings. Safety is the top priority, with activities postponed or cancelled if risks are too high. Topics may include rock climbing, caving, tramping, kayaking, first aid, camps, teamwork, and risk assessment.
Internal 15+ | External 10 | L1 Literacy N/A | L1 Numeracy N/A | UE Reading 3 | UE Writing | Endorsement Yes | |||
Prerequisites: Level 1 OED or PE What pathways does this subject lead to: HOPE300 Parental Contribution: Food for trips and camps Key Skills gained: Focus on self-management, movement, training principles, and social responsibility. Gear requirements: Thermals, beanie, rain jacket, sun hat, woollen socks, fleece. Days out of school: Dependent on external factors | |||||||||
Course relationship to the National Vocational Pathways | |||||||||
Construction & Infrastructure | Manufacturing & Technology | Primary Industries | Services Industries | Social & Community Services | Creative Industries |