Lowland Leader Assessment
  • Plas y Brenin
  • 2 Days
  • 4 People to 1 instructor

Lowland Leader Assessment

  • Hike
  • Mountain Training Award
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Overview

The assessment course is designed to give candidates the opportunity to prove that they can operate as a Mountain Training Lowland Leader at a nationally recognised standard. You'll show us that you can put all the necessary skills from your Lowland Leader training into practice during this two-day assessment.

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The Objectives

To qualify as a Lowland Leader.

Itinerary

* Please note: Itinerary is subject to weather and availability.

What to Expect

You'll be assessed against the Mountain Training Syllabus during two full days out walking.

Experience Required

Before you book onto a Lowland Leader assessment, make sure you have done the following;

  • Attended a Lowland Leader training course (or have been granted exemption)
  • Familiarised yourself with the syllabus
  • Logged a minimum of 20 walks in lowland countryside in different types of terrain (woodland, coastal, farmland etc)
  • Gained a current first aid certificate, minimum 16 hours and relevant to your work as a Lowland Leader

We want to help you focus on achieving your goals so if you're staying with us, comfortable accommodation (with WIFI included) and good food are part of the deal, you don't need to think about sorting this out for yourself. Support is on hand from our friendly, and exceptionally well qualified staff, to help develop your understanding and personal skills. They also help you to formulate an appropriate action plan for your further development.

What do I need to bring?
Equipment List
How should I prepare?
Preparation guide
What do I need to bring?

In terms of kit please be prepared to be walking both days. On one of the days you will be required to show us your 'leader's' rucksack and its contents. Please bring your laminated copy of OS17 Snowdon & Conwy Valley 1:25,000. You'll find a fine permanent marker useful for writing on maps and I'm sure it goes without saying you should bring a suitable compass.

How should I prepare?

Before you book onto a Lowland Leader assessment, make sure you have done the following:

  • Have completed your consolidation period action plan
  • You must be at least 18 years old
  • You must have attended a Lowland Leader training course (or have been granted exemption)
  • You must be familiar with the syllabus
  • You must have logged a minimum of 20 walks in lowland countryside in different types of terrain (woodland, coastal, farmland etc.)
  • You must have physically attended and completed (i.e. not online) a first aid course which involved at least two full days or sixteen hours of instruction and included an element of assessment.

Available Course Dates

Start the booking process by selecting a course date, then adjust your details to suit your requirements.

Course Start Date
Duration
Cost*
Course Start Date
7th September, 2024
Duration
2 Days
Cost*
Non-Residential:
£199.00
Residential:
£311.00
Course Start Date
6th September, 2025
Duration
2 Days
Cost*
Non-Residential:
£199.00
Residential:
£311.00

*If your course is based at Plas Y Brenin, Capel Curig, residential prices include catering from the morning of your course start date and cover the duration of your course, accommodation starts on the night before your course commences to the morning of the last day of your booking.

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This course will help you become

ready and qualified to lead groups in Lowland areas

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