SRC to Bronze Medallion Course School Holiday Opportunity

Intensive SRC to Bronze Medallion Course Occurring in October 2024

In the upcoming October school holidays, Surf Life Saving SA is providing the opportunity for youth members who currently hold their Surf Rescue Certificate (SRC) to gain their Bronze Medallion / PUA20119 Certificate II in Public Safety (Aquatic Rescue).

The intensive SRC to Bronze Medallion Course is a course that provides participants with skills and knowledge related to surf awareness, aquatic rescue operations, radio operations, resuscitation, emergency care, spinal management, communication, teamwork and Surf Life Saving patrol operations. In addition, members will obtain HLTAID011 Provide First Aid qualification.

SLSSA will deliver the course over four days during the October school holidays - Monday 30th September, Tuesday 1st October, Wednesday 2nd October and Friday 4th October - at Surf Central and West Beach SLSC.

Interested participants are encouraged to register quickly, with the SLSSA Member Education team expecting the course to reach full capacity following a high number of enquiries.

For more information and to complete an Expression of Interest form, please read below.

COURSE DETAILS

KEY DATES

  • Early bird applications close: 2nd September

  • Last minute applications close: 16th September (Will only be offered if there are spots left)

  • Notification of selection: by 6th September

  • eLearning and all pre-requisites due: 23 Sept

APPLICATION PROCESS

SLSSA recognises this is a highly desirable course, and with the limited number of places available, there is no guarantee that all members who apply will be able to participate.

  • Those interested MUST submit an Expression of Interest form by the closing date.

  • Club endorsement is also required and is gained once Expression of Interest form has been submitted

More Information

Any questions, please contact the Member Education Team via:

E: member.ed@surflifesavingsa.com.au | P: 08 8354 6900.

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