The Internship program consists of a number of training methods. Among these are theoretical based-training, practical training, on-the-job-training and work experience.

As a Registered Training Organisation, Outward Bound, in conjunction with other training providers, has the ability to deliver the following Nationally Recognised Qualifications:

• Wilderness First Aid
• Bronze Medallion
• Statements of Attainment in bushwalking, navigation, ropes course, rock climbing, abseiling, caving and four wheel driving, among others.
• Certificate IV in Outdoor Recreation

Theoretical and Practical Training

As a Registered Training Organisation, Outward Bound has the abilty to deliver the following Nationally Recognised Qualifications: 

• Rafting Skills (Flat water and basic moving water)
• Bushwalking and Navigation
• Camping Skills
• Climb and Abseil
• Caving
• Ropes Course
• Safe Leadership
• Facilitating and managing groups
• Communication
• Group Management
• Group Dynamics
• Leadership styles and strategies
• Conflict Management
• Experiential Education Theory
• Games and Initiatives
• Preferred Learning Styles
• Teaching and Training Techniques
• Coaching and Mentoriing
• 4 Wheel Driving
• Mobile base camp set-up
• Management Skills

The following qualifications are delivered by external providers:

• Wilderness First Aid
• Bronze Medallion
  

Work Experience and On-the-Job Training

Work experience will take you to our mobile base camps across Australia, from the Snowy River in Victoria to southern and northern New South Wales; you may even be lucky enough to travel to Western Australia.

Work Experience and On-the-Job Training as a Group Instructor includes:

• Facilitating programs around National Base and in mobile areas
• Assisting with logistics initially, and then fulfilling a logistics role as per operational requirements
• Assisting with and completing Outward Bound general work duties
• Immersion in the Outward Bound community and lifestyle