Certificate IV in Outdoor Leadership

Course code: SIS40621

About this course

If you'd like a career helping others experience the great outdoors, this course could be for you. You will learn to how to safely lead and supervise a range of recreational outdoor activities.

The course will prepare you to work in uncontrolled natural environments. You'll learn how to plan and organise a range of outdoor activities, such as: 

  • abseiling
  • bushwalking
  • climbing
  • canoeing
  • caving
  • four-wheel driving
  • horse-riding 
  • kayaking 
  • rafting
  • scuba diving 
  • skiing
  • surfing 
  • stand-up paddle boarding 
  • sailing. 

Key skills you will learn include: 

  • identifying hazards 
  • assessing and managing risk 
  • how to use communications systems and equipment 
  • search and rescue operations 
  • assessing weather and environmental conditions 
  • coordinating emergency responses 
  • equipment maintenance. 

Outdoor recreation leaders work in commercial, charitable and government organisations. 

This qualification is recognised nationally under the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF).

Course providers

This course is offered by the following providers. Click on the links to the provider websites for the latest information on course details, fees and how to apply.

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