Join us for a Level 1 and Level 2 ACCT Certification Training at Camp Arnold!
Camp Arnold sits in the foothills of Mt. Rainier and will be hosting a training by Signature Research. Accommodations and meals are included in the pricing below. We’ll be housing guests in hotel style lodges with the choice of private or shared rooms. Meals will be selected by our resident Chef and will include hot lunches and dinners, and a great selection of do-it-yourself breakfast items.
Training packages can be seen below the “Course Descriptions” for both Level 1 and Level 2 attendees.
To register for the training just click on the button at the bottom of the page.
Questions? Call or email Jeff Potts at jeff.potts@usw.salvationarmy.org or 253-847-2511. Hope to see you there!
Level 1 Full Certification Course Description:
The Level 1 training targets the knowledge and skills to operate and manage risks of challenge course elements. This comprehensive course covers both Low and High elements and includes a curriculum regarding Inspections, Gear/Equipment, Belaying, Knot-tying, Low Element Facilitation, Experiential Theory, and Emergency Action Plans. At the conclusion, the practitioner will have the tools to operate most educational/recreational course elements and the knowledge to test for Level 1 certification.
Certification Pre-requisites:
* Minimum age of 18
* No experience required (Level 1)
Level 2 Full Certification Course Description:
The Level 2 training targets the knowledge and skills for responding to non-typical situations and participants and for the mentorship of other practitioners. The goal of Level 2 training is to equip practitioners with a range of practical tools as well as critical problem-solving for problem-solving unusual or emergency scenarios. At conclusion, practitioners will have the knowledge to test for Level 2 certification.
Certification Pre-requisites:
* Minimum age of 18
* 200+ hours of documented Program Delivery
* Documentation of past formal training and skills verification in challenge course operations from an ACCT PVM.