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Rock Climbing Instructor (RCI)
courses

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"High quality, female led, inclusive courses in the Lake District"

RCI and RCDI training and assessment courses in a
supportive learning environment 

Mountain Training CPD workshops for trainees

 
  • 20th - 22nd March 2025. 3 day Rock Climbing Instructor training course delivered in the Lakes


    Starts Mar 20

    265 British pounds

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  • 14th - 16th April 2025. 3 day Rock Climbing Instructor training course delivered in the Lakes


    Starts Apr 14

    265 British pounds

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  • 2nd - 4th July 2025. 3 day Rock Climbing Instructor training course delivered in the Lakes


    Starts Jul 2

    265 British pounds

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  • 29th - 30th March 2025. 2 day assessment in the Lake District.


    Starts Mar 29

    215 British pounds

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  • 1st - 2nd May 2025. 2 day assessment in the Lake District.


    Starts May 1

    215 British pounds

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  • 24th - 25th July 2025. 2 day assessment in the Lake District.


    Starts Jul 24

    215 British pounds

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  • Friday 28th March - CPD for trainee RCIs.


    Starts Mar 28

    70 British pounds

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The Rock Climbing Instructor (RCI) qualification

 

The RCI qualification trains and assesses people in the skills required to supervise climbers on single pitch crags and climbing walls.

The training course is also a brilliant tool for climbers wanting to review their personal skills, allowing them to expand their knowledge of current best practise.

To be awarded the RCI a candidate must complete the 3 day training course, and then pass the separate 2 day assessment. All candidates should leave a minimum of 6 months between training and  assessment courses in order to consolidate the techniques learned and to develop their own personal and group skills.

Before you come on a training course you must be 18 or over, have registered for the award with Mountain Training and have lead outdoors on at least 15 occasions. Further information for this nationally accredited qualification can be found on the Mountain Training website. 

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