Qualification Information: Adaptive Level 3 ISIA
*200 hrs of Adaptive teaching experience must be completed between successful completion of the Adaptive Level 2 Instructor qualification and commencement of the Adaptive Level 3 ISIA Technical or Alpine Level 3 ISIA Teaching course. Hours must be submitted to the BASI office 2 weeks prior to attending these courses.
Please Note: Your licence will not be valid without a minimum of a BASIC Criminal Record Disclosure, click here or a Valid First Aid & Emergency Certificate, click here. Your licence needs to be Refreshed at least once every 3 years, click here.
Re-assessment
There are no re-assessments available for this course: if a candidate fails both or part of the teaching and/or technical elements of the course, they willl be required to book on and attend the whole ten day course again.
Pre-requisites
- Successful completion of the Adaptive Level 2 Instructor Qualification
- Ability to ski and demonstrate all adaptive equipment
- Be 18yrs of age or older
- 200 hrs Teaching Experience*
In order to give students more support and direction before they embark on the highest level courses, the Common Theory course will now act as an introductory course, coming in before the Adaptive Level 3 ISIA Technical course and Alpine Level 3 ISIA Teaching course. We strongly recommend that this module is completed first but this is not mandatory. The focus of the Common Theory course will be on providing the tools required to deal with the elite performance necessary for Adaptive Level 3 ISIA standards. This will include a Sports Psychology presentation, including tactics for dealing with stress during performance and development of endurance.
Outcome
On successful completion of all training, students will have developed their technical competence and understanding of the underlying principles of Adaptive ski teaching. The Level 3 ISIA licence qualifies the student to teach up to parallel skiing and beyond, in a mountain environment.