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The Level 2 NVQ Certificate in Spectator Safety is a qualification designed for anyone working or wishing to work in the events stewarding industry. The Spectator Safety forms part of a suite of qualifications designed in consultation with both industry and sector experts. The qualification could include a variety of sporting or musical events.
The Spectator Safety qualification fulfils the regulations and meets the requirements aid out in the Football Licensing Authority’s Guide to Safety at Sports Grounds (known as the Green Guide).
The Spectator Safety has provide to be a success within the Physical Education (PE) Departments in Secondary schools
To gain the Spectator Safety qualification, all 6 units must be achieved. This Spectator Safety qualification is done by building a portfolio of evidence – all evidence can comprise of, Skype, emails/calls, delivery paperwork, photographic evidence, video recordings, audio recordings, group discussions, statements/notes from line managers, peer and witness testimony and direct observations by the assessor
The mandatory units are;
• Prepare for spectator events
• Control the entry, exit, and movement of people at spectator events
• Monitor spectators and deal with crowd problems
• Support the work of the team and organisation
• Help to manage conflict
• Deal with accidents and emergencies
The qualification has a total qualification time of 290 hours with a minimum guided learning hours of 85
The Spectator Safety qualification will be carried out in the workplace. Units fit in with everyday work and candidates will need to meet typical workday demands and responsibilities. On average it takes approximately 5 months to complete a Level 2 NVQ however, the qualification can be completed in less or more time depending on the individual.
Learners will be issued with a complete portfolio to work thought and must complete it to the satisfactory standards laid out by RQF as agreed with the assessor. An assessor will visit learners to assess on the job competence and this will be arrange and agreed with both assessor and learners as to when the on site visits will happen. The assessor will set the milestones and SMART targets with learners and will be assessing;
Practical observation
The practical assessment of learners for the qualification is completed throughout the course delivery.
Written/Oral questioning
Learners are required to answer a series of questions ensuring their understanding of the theory content is sufficient to meet the required standard.
With the structure of the qualification its hard to set a definitive price as it would depend on a number of things such as;
Progression could lead to further or education, including further work based qualifications in areas such as:
