15 June 2023 9.45am-4.30pm
Royal Geographical Society (with IBG), 1 Kensington Gore, London, SW7 2AR
From £252.00 per person Payment includes lunch
Safety management practices and procedures evolve over time. The issues faced by school EVCs change over time and although EVC training does not formally lapse it is good practice for EVCs to ‘revalidate’ their award by attending update training. Many organisations include a three-year requirement for EVC revalidation.
This course gives EVCs at all schools the opportunity to look into current material in more depth and share good practice with other EVCs.
This course will address current issues including:
Safeguarding
Trips in a climate of heightened security
Appropriate risk management procedures
Homestays
Quality badges
Training and monitoring of staff
Online approval systems
A valuable aspect of the day is the opportunity to share good practice with EVCs from similar schools. The number of places on the course is capped at 16 to allow discussion. Feedback from previous courses has been excellent.
Cost: Standard £280, Society members £252
This event will be held on the premises of the Society and is an in-person event. If the course has to be re-organised then delegates will be given the option to transfer to a future course or receive a full refund.
No refunds on bookings cancelled less than four weeks before the course.
The course is accredited by the Outdoor Education Advisers’ Panel (OEAP) and training will make use of current government literature relating to school visits.
By attending this course, delegates will earn 5 CPD points which can be put towards the yearly requirement of 35 CPD points to attain Chartered Geographer status. A certificate of attendance will be given for all delegates.
This event is recognised by the Society as being suitable professional development for Chartered Geographer and may also be suitable for other professional accreditations.
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