MIAS 4
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Links to other qualifications
It links in with the “outdoor world qualifications”: Mountain Leadership (ML) for over 600 metres (Mountainous Terrain) – Basic Expedition Leadership Award (BELA) – for up to 600 metres (Wild Country) and the new Walking Group Leader award.
It links in with Local Authority Cycle Awareness Courses.
It is the only course that has a Leader Log Book, which ensures that a record is kept on the progression of the individual.
The Adventurous Activities Licensing Authority endorse it.
It links in with Local Authority Cycle Awareness Courses.
It is the only course that has a Leader Log Book, which ensures that a record is kept on the progression of the individual.
The Adventurous Activities Licensing Authority endorse it.
It links in with numerous Adventurous Activities Licences which incorporate mountain biking.
It transfers to any centre to run the scheme themselves, with qualified staff
Individuals are continually updated and have the opportunity to take an active part in any of the future planned courses.
Instructors have a personal development plan interview once a year.
Bike leaders are encouraged to further their own skills and involve others within the sport.
It offers a “Personal Skills” section, which looks at the young person with learning difficulties, to attain an Academic, National Accreditation (Certificated).
It offers Cycle Maintenance The MIAS Courses are accredited by the following organisations:
A.B.C. Awarding body.
The Asociation of British Cycling Coaches
It transfers to any centre to run the scheme themselves, with qualified staff
Individuals are continually updated and have the opportunity to take an active part in any of the future planned courses.
Instructors have a personal development plan interview once a year.
Bike leaders are encouraged to further their own skills and involve others within the sport.
It offers a “Personal Skills” section, which looks at the young person with learning difficulties, to attain an Academic, National Accreditation (Certificated).
It offers Cycle Maintenance The MIAS Courses are accredited by the following organisations:
A.B.C. Awarding body.
The Asociation of British Cycling Coaches
C.T.C. Cyclists Touring Club
Birmingham City Council Engineers Department (Road Safety Unit).
Birmingham City Council Adventurous Activities, Policy Guidelines.
Many other West Midlands Councils.
Staffordshire Council
Shropshire Council
Powys Council
Norfolk Council
Merseyside Police
North Yorkshire Police
Essex County Council
Leeds University
R.A.F. Royal Air Force
Recognised by A.A.L.A
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