ITC Level 3 Certificate in Bushcraft Competency (Advanced)

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This qualification is intended for learners who wish to become competent in Bushcraft. It provides learners with the skills and knowledge to support their Bushcraft journey. It is a practical qualification supporting individuals working with and within the outdoor environment which provides learners with the skills to survive and thrive using natural resources.

Learners will gain skills and/or knowledge in:

Health and Safety considerations
Using tools
Using axes
Improvised Shelter
Advanced Fire Craft
Fire by Friction (Bow Drill)
Cooking
Wood carving
Water
Cordage
Tree and Plant Identification
Navigation
Animal Tracking
Carving
Natural containers
Sensory awareness

How is this Qualification Assessed?

This qualification is assessed by a portfolio of evidence and observation.

Qualification Time

51 Guided Learning Hours

Plus additional self-guided study time

Additional Information

Qualification Number - 610/7087/7 Regulated Qualification Framework (RQF) Link

The Level 3 Certificate in Bushcraft Competency (Advanced) was developed with support from the Institute for Outdoor Learning (IOL) and input from the Bushcraft Professional Practice Group (PPG) as well as other experienced professionals in the sector.

As well as being developed with support from the IOL Bushcraft PPG, the qualification itself is directly mapped to the current IOL Bushcraft Competency standards. This qualification is mapped to the IOL Diploma in Bushcraft Competency.

This qualification forms part of a progressive suite of Bushcraft Competency qualifications, which also includes a Level 3 Award in Bushcraft Competency and the Level 3 Certificate in Bushcraft Competency.

Does this qualification attract funding?

No (for further information consult Learning Aims Reference Service)

Can this qualification be delivered as part of a blended or remote learning programme?

In part only.