Climbing Wall Instructor Level 3

Course Content

When a CWI Level 2 certificant has 40 lead climbing outings and progresses to climbing 5.9, the certificant is ready for the CWI Level 3 course. The course is delivered in a blended learning format with an assessment of the knowledge, technical skills, instructional skills, and the ability to make sound judgments. These are the roles and responsibilities for all individuals certified at CWI Level 3: All responsibilities of Levels 1 and 2. Act as a climbing facility monitor, offer orientations, belay checks, and orientations for lead climbing. Prerequisites for the LV 2 course are: 18 yrs of age, climbing 5.8 over 20 top rope climbing outings and the knowledge of belaying with an assisted belay device and a passive belay device, a CWI Level 1 certificate. The CWI Level 2 is offered in a blended learning format with online content and demonstration of both technical skills and instructional skills. Once certified, a CWI Level 2 candidate can fulfill these roles and responsibilities: All responsibilities of Level 1. Use equipment that meets the CWA Certification Standard for climbing activities. Cultivate an instructional environment that cultivates trust and learning. Use appropriate communication skills and instructional skills to prepare climbers. Act as a climbing facility monitor, offer orientations, belay checks, and orientations for top rope climbing