Re-Assessment

Re-Assessment courses for Mountain Training Qualifications in North Wales.

Bryn Williams Mountaineering can offer Mountain Training re-assessments for the following qualifications:

Lowland Leader re-assessment

Hill and Moorland Leader re-assessment
Mountain Leader re-assessment
Climbing Wall Instructor re-assessment
Climbing Wall Development Instructor re-assessment
Rock Climbing Instructor re-assessment
Rock Climbing Development Instructor re-assessment

Each re-assessment is bespoke so please get in touch with us with details of your re-assessment and we can discuss the options, dates and cost for the assessment.

Re-Assessment with Bryn Williams Mountaineering

Re-Assessment frequently asked questions

- You can request a re-assessment if you were deferred on an aspect of your assessment
- You can request a re-assessment if you want to build your skills and confidence
- You can request a re-assessment if you want to catch up on the latest developments and teaching
- The re-assessment will be tailored to your needs
- You can expect to review methods of belaying, navigation, rope work, weather, and group management
Tips for Passing Mountain Training Re-assessment
1. Review Training Documentation
  Familiarise yourself with the materials and resources provided during your initial training. Ensure you understand the key principles, techniques, and safety protocols.
2. Practice Essential Skills
  Concentrate on the core skills required for mountain training, such as navigation, first aid, and risk management. Regular practice can enhance your competence and confidence.
3. Physical Fitness
  Maintain a good level of physical fitness. Engage in aerobic exercises, strength training, and flexibility routines to prepare your body for the demands of the assessment.
4. Plan Your Routes
  Prepare for the navigation aspects by planning and hiking routes in varying terrains. This will not only enhance your navigation skills but also help you acclimatise to different conditions.
5. Teamwork
  If the assessment includes group work, practice effective communication and leadership skills. Being able to collaborate with others is essential in a mountain environment.
6. Simulate Assessment Conditions
  Participate in mock assessments under similar conditions to those you expect on the day. This can familiarise you with the pressure of the assessment and boost your performance.
7. Seek Feedback
  After practice sessions, seek constructive feedback from peers or instructors. Addressing any weaknesses early on can significantly improve your performance.
8. Mental Preparation
  Develop mental resilience techniques, such as mindfulness or visualisation exercises. Being mentally prepared can help you remain calm and focused during the assessment.
9. Know the Criteria
  Clarify the specific criteria and standards expected in the re-assessment. Understanding what assessors are looking for can guide your preparation efforts.
10. Stay Up-to-date
  Keep up with any changes in protocols or practices within mountain training. Staying informed allows you to adapt and prepare accordingly.
By following these tips, you will enhance your likelihood of success in your mountain training re-assessment. Focused preparation and practical experience are key elements in achieving a positive outcome.
Bryn Williams Mountaineering can offer Mountain Training re-assessments for the following qualifications:
- Lowland Leader re-assessment
- Hill and Moorland Leader re-assessment
- Mountain Leader re-assessment
- Climbing Wall Instructor re-assessment
- Climbing Wall Development Instructor re-assessment
- Rock Climbing Instructor re-assessment
- Rock Climbing Development Instructor re-assessment