SISOFLD001 — Assist in conducting recreation sessions

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What an assessment for SISOFLD001 must cover

42 assessable components: 4 elements (17 performance criteria), 6 performance evidence and 15 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 4 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Assist with activity preparation.

1.1Confirm, with supervising leader, activity logistics and objectives and participant characteristics and abilities.
1.2Determine, with supervising leader, individual roles, tasks and responsibilities.
1.3Assist with the selection of equipment and with safety and serviceability checks.
1.4Discuss and identify, with supervising leader, potential hazards and associated risks for the activity.
1.5Confirm activity safety and emergency response procedures to ensure compliance of self and participants during activities.

2 Assist with participant preparation.

2.1Check suitability of participants’ clothing and footwear for activity and report to supervising leader.
2.2Assist, as directed, with setting up equipment for activity and fitting to participants.
2.3Assist participants to understand activity rules, codes, safety procedures and communication protocols.

3 Assist with session activities.

3.1Respond to participant queries or difficulties within scope of ability and responsibility or refer to supervising leader.
3.2Assist participants with activity technique and use of equipment, as directed by supervising leader.
3.3Communicate information about technique clearly and constructively to encourage participant confidence.
3.4Assist supervising leader to monitor participant behaviour, and compliance with activity rules, codes, safety procedures and communication protocols.
3.5Reinforce activity rules, and report any ongoing breaches to ensure safe conduct of activities.
3.6Monitor equipment for faults and refer to supervising leader.

4 Complete post activity responsibilities.

4.1Assist with equipment retrieval, inspection and storage.
4.2Participate in activity debrief, provide feedback from self and participants and suggest improvements for future activities.
4.3Review own performance and discuss how to improve.

Performance evidence

assist with the setting up and delivery of three activity sessions for a group of participants
during each of the above sessions, consistently: work within role boundaries and responsibilities and follow supervising leader’s direction
during each of the above sessions, consistently: communicate clearly and positively with participants to assist with activity technique and adherence to activity rules and safety procedures
after each activity session, participate in a debrief
utilise options provided in Assessment Conditions to: respond to a total of three participant problems involving non-compliance with activity rules, codes or safety procedures
utilise options provided in Assessment Conditions to: respond to a total of three different equipment faults that have arisen during activities

Knowledge evidence

organisational safety and emergency response procedures
different reasons and objectives for people participating in recreational activities
specific to the particular type of recreational activity: role boundaries and responsibilities of activity assistants
specific to the particular type of recreational activity: roles and responsibilities of different types of activity leaders including guides and instructors
specific to the particular type of recreational activity: potential hazards and associated risks for the activity and safety procedures used to manage these
specific to the particular type of recreational activity: suitable clothing and footwear
specific to the particular type of recreational activity: factors that affect the selection of equipment, including personal protective equipment, to suit individual participants: age, size and weight
specific to the particular type of recreational activity: factors that affect the selection of equipment, including personal protective equipment, to suit individual participants: current experience in the recreational activity and skill level
specific to the particular type of recreational activity: factors that affect the selection of equipment, including personal protective equipment, to suit individual participants: fitness level and physical capabilities
specific to the particular type of recreational activity: factors that affect the selection of equipment, including personal protective equipment, to suit individual participants: injuries and medical conditions
communication protocols used between participants, leaders and assistants during activities
communication techniques used to: provide participant information to improve activity technique
communication techniques used to: encourage participant confidence
communication techniques used to: reinforce activity rules and correct breaches
communication techniques used to: provide feedback during debrief

Foundation skills

Reading: interpret detailed familiar organisational policies and procedures.
Oral communications: ask open and closed probe questions and actively listen to determine participants’ understanding of instructions.
Learning: review own performance and comments from others to identify skills that need development.
Teamwork: pro-actively and cooperatively work within teams of activity leaders to deliver a quality experience to participants.

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Questions about assessing SISOFLD001

What does an assessment tool for SISOFLD001 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for SISOFLD001 needs to address all 42 unit components: 4 elements with 17 performance criteria, 6 performance evidence requirements, 15 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.

How does Auditori generate an assessment tool for SISOFLD001?

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