SSS Instructor Reaccreditation

The SSS Instructor reaccreditation process ensures instructors continue to deliver high-quality training in line with current standards and practices. It provides an opportunity to review the latest resources and information, deliver a practical session and receive feedback and support to maintain and develop instructional skills.

Reaccreditation Requirements

In order to apply for SSS Instructor Reaccreditation, you must ensure you have already obtained or uphold the following requirements:

Comply with the State/Territory legislation including, but not only, child protection laws (if applicable in that state)
Hold a current Applied First Aid Certificate (or above)
Hold a Long Range Operators Certificate of Proficiency (Marine Radio Licence)
Hold a current personal Safety & Sea Survival Certificate
Hold a current Safety & Sea Survival Instructor Qualification (cannot be lapsed more than 24 months)

Cost

Safety and Sea Survival Instructor reaccreditation is free of charge.

Apply for Reaccreditation

This process aims to maintain skills and knowledge in the following areas:

General Instructing skills - Communication, Planning, Course layout, etc
Fundamental technical skills: Liferaft activities, Lifejackets, Flares, etc
Updates on new equipment and/or resources

Pending your success, you will gain the Safety & Sea Survival Instructor qualification for a further 5 years.

Apply for SSS Instructor Reaccreditation