Module 1+2 2012 EU

Start of course

25.05.2012, 10h

End of course, exam

08.06.2012, 16h

Location

White water training: DLRG Trainingszentrum
Rest of course (M1+2): Berghaus Kanisfluh / Schnepfegg / Vorarlberg / Austria

Access discription

The building of the DLRG is at:
DLRG, Friedberger Strasse 18, 86161 Augsburg, Germany
After three days of white water training the course moves to an alpine hut in Schnepfegg, Austria. Board os organised by Berghaus Kanisfluh.

Senior instructor

Mark da Costa

Instructors

Michael Jordan

Date limit for reservation

01.05.2012

Costs

€ 1.390 withdraw to the CIC bank account (details are published on the bill)
All additional costs (lodging and full board) has to be payed cash at
Augsburg and Schnepfegg (around € 30 per day).

Aim of the course

Knowing and understanding the basic techniques in guiding, rope, swift water and rescue (self and distance rescue).

Conclusion of the Course

There is no exam at the end of module l. Every student is evaluated during the course and if the
level is good enough, it is possible to take part in module 2. After succeeding in doing the theoretical and practical exam of module 2 you will be granted the title of “CIC canyon guide
assistant”.

Notes

Each student has to have insurance for accidents.
In case of cancellation, we may charge up to 100% of the course fees.
We advise you to sign for travel cancellation insurance.
During the course we have to move for a few days to appartments of the Berghaus Kanisfluh because of an overbooking of the alpine hut.

Registered members

Christian Hanf (DE)
Bodo Wanjura (DE)
Janna de Weerd (NL)
Jürgen Höfle (AT)
Delphine Mayor (CH)
Falk Prinz (DE)
Simon Vovard (FR)

Documents and links

Access description Kanisfluh: Map
Berghaus Kanisfluh: Website
Access description DLRG Augsburg: Website
Lehrplan/Curriculum der CIC V4.1
Equipment list (English version, opens pdf file in a new window)

Registration form

General Guiding Conditions
By participating in a CIC coursse, you automatically become a member of the association. As a canyon guide of the CIC we ask you to respect the following rules :

Follow an update training every two years after module 2
Support the association, especially by providing important information concerning canyoning
(accident reports, canyon closures, news articles, etc.) to your national representative
Respect the guide/client ratio of 1 guide for 7 clients, 2 guides for 7 clients in difficult canyons
Limit yourself to a maximum of 15 clients within one group
Guide and clients have to wear helmets at all times while in a canyon
Always carry the minimum recommended first aid kit with you
Use two lanyards at your harness (i.e. the Spelegyca from Petzl)
Carry a rescue rope
Use of the SAFER and follow the recommandations given during the courses.

If you do not respect these rules you risk loosing your CIC certification.

The student can cancel the reservation any time before the course starts. He must inform the CIC in writing. In case of cancellation or no show, the CIC has the right to ask for the following cancellation fees:

Cancellation 60 days or more before the course starts : 25 Euros per person cancelation fees
(+ non refundable expenses that may have be engaged).
59 to 30 days : 25% of the course fee ;
29 to 22 days : 50 %;
21 to 1 day(s) : 90 %;
No show : 100 %.