EAAS Handouts and Case Studies – Recommended Slides

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March 2015
EAAS Handouts and Case Studies
– Recommended Slides
Course Directors/Tutors should use the training platform to deliver the EAAS course. The
following list shows suggestions of suitable places to distribute handouts and deliver case
studies. They are also marked on the individual slides.
Note: these are suggestions and trainers should feel free to use them elsewhere as
appropriate.
Handouts:
There are a number of resources that delegates should receive throughout the course.
Hand Out
Suggested Slide
EAAS Route to Accreditation
Chapter 1 ‘The Expedition Assessor
Accreditation Scheme’
Expedition Assessor Role Description
Chapter 2: ‘The Assessor’s Role’
20 Conditions Blank Sheets
Chapter 3: ‘The 20 Conditions’
Expedition Assessor Checklist Card
Chapter 4: ‘Pre-Expedition Check’
EAAS/5b (Example Supported Assessment
Confirmation Form)
Chapter 9: ‘Supported Assessments’
EAAS/7
(Transfer to Gold Accredited Assessor Form)
Chapter 9: ‘Accreditation’
EAAS/8 (Reaccreditation Form)
Chapter 9: ‘Accreditation’
EAAS Log Book Record Sheet
Chapter 9: ‘Accreditation’
EAAS/12 (Registration Form)
Chapter 9: ‘Registration’
Guidance on Assessing Multiple Expedition
Teams
Chapter 9: ‘Multiple Teams’
Evaluation Form
Chapter 9: ’Any Questions’?
Case Studies – recommended slides:
The Case Studies listed below have a suggested place for delivery during the EAAS course.
Trainers are free to choose whether to use these suggestions or to refer back to them later.
They may find other parts of the course more suitable to deliver the suggested case study.
Case studies that do not have a slide marked should be covered where appropriate during
the specific course being run. Trainers may prefer to cover all the case studies in one session.
Required Case Studies (must be covered)
Case Study 1
Case Study 2
Case Study 3
Case Study 4
Case Study 5
Case Study 6
Case Study 7
Case Study 8
Case Study 9
Case Study 10
Injury -Team Numbers
Self-sufficiency - Food
Team Numbers
Suitable Equipment
Hours of Activity –Delayed
Start
Safeguarding
Additional Needs - Journeying
Assessor/Supervisor
Disagreement
Changing Routes
Pre-Supplied Route
Optional Case Studies
Case Study 11
Case Study 12
Case Study 13
Case Study 14
Case Study 15
Case Study 16
Case Study 17
Case Study 18
Case Study 19
Case Study 20
Case Study 21
Case Study 22
Case Study 23
Case Study 24
Case Study 25
Case Study 26
Case Study 27
Case Study 28
Case Study 29
Case Study 30
Case Study 31
Case Study 32
Case Study 33
Case Study 34
Case Study 35
Case Study 36
Multiple Teams
Inadequate Fitness
Supervisor Camping
Use of GPS
Health
Toilet Use
Equipment – Pre-positioning
Use of Mobile Phones
Route Card
Injury – Reduced Distance
Time Keeping
Self-sufficiency - Camping
Hours of Activity - Early Finish
Emergency Procedures
Alcohol
Dieting
Use of time
Supervision Using Tracking
Additional Needs - Medical
interventions
Family Impartiality
Group Impartiality
Drop Cards/Water Drops
Route - Short Cut
Late Notice/Registration Form
Litter
Quality of Presentation
Suggested Slide
Chapter 3: ‘Potential Problems’
Chapter 5: ‘Meetings at the Campsite’
Chapter 3: ‘Dealing with Problems’
Chapter 4: ‘Initial Contact’
Chapter 3: ‘Dealing with Problems’
Chapter 3: ‘Dealing with Problems’
Chapter 4: ‘Initial Contact’
Chapter 3: ‘Dealing with Problems’
Chapter 3: ‘Dealing with Problems’
Chapter 3: ‘Dealing with Problems’
Suggested Slide
Chapter 9: ‘Multiple Teams’
Chapter 2: ‘The Role of the Assessor’
Chapter 5: ‘Meetings at the Campsite’
Chapter 4: ‘Pre-Expedition Check’
Chapter 3: ‘Potential Problems’
Chapter 3: ‘Potential Problems’
Chapter 5: ‘Meetings at the Campsite’
Chapter 4: ‘Pre-Expedition Check’
Chapter 4: ‘Initial Contact’
Chapter 3: ‘Dealing with Problems’
Chapter 5: ‘Meetings on the Move’
Chapter 5: ‘Meetings at the Campsite’
Chapter 5: ‘Meetings on the Move’
Chapter 4: ‘Topics’
Chapter 5: ‘Meetings at the Campsite’
Chapter 4: ‘Topics’
Chapter 5: ‘Meetings on the Move’
Chapter 3: ‘Potential Problems’
Chapter 4: ‘Initial Contact’
Chapter 9: ‘Who can you assess?’
Chapter 9: ‘Who can you assess?’
Chapter 4: ‘Pre-Expedition Check’
Chapter 3: Dealing with Problems’
Chapter 9: ‘Registration’
Chapter 4: ‘Topics’
Chapter 6: ‘Presentations’
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