Le Leader des collines et des landes Award is a nationally recognised qualification designed for those who wish to lead groups on day walks in the hills and moorland areas of the UK and Ireland. It is ideal for individuals who want to share their passion for the outdoors by safely guiding others through upland terrain that is generally away from steep or rocky ground. The award focuses on developing navigation skills, group management, route planning, and understanding of the natural environment. It is administered by Formation en montagne, the official body responsible for overseeing walking, climbing, and mountaineering qualifications across the UK and Ireland. The Hill and Moorland Leader Award provides candidates with the skills and confidence to deliver enjoyable and safe hillwalking experiences in non-mountainous upland areas.
Le Leader des collines et des landes Award course content is designed to prepare candidates to safely and effectively lead groups on walks in upland, moorland, and hill terrain. The course covers a wide range of key skills, including advanced navigation techniques using a map, compass, and other tools in poor visibility or difficult conditions. It also focuses on group management, leadership styles, route planning, and understanding weather and its impact on hillwalking. Additional topics include emergency procedures, incident management, risk assessment, and knowledge of local flora, fauna, and the environment to enhance the group’s experience. The course encourages candidates to develop sound judgement and decision-making skills to ensure safe, enjoyable, and educational outings in the hills and moorlands.
Durée de l'enquête : 3-day training course, 3-day assessment course
Localisation : CCAT Capel Curig, Parc national de Snowdonia
CCAT Halton près de Lancaster, Lake District & Yorkshire Dales National Park
Frais de cours : £40
L'éligibilité : CFAVs
Prérequis : Prior to attend the MT Hill and Moorland Leader (HML) training course, candidates must meet the following prerequisites:
- Vous devez être âgé d'au moins 18 ans
- You should have at least a year’s worth of hill walking experience
- You should have an interest in leading groups in the hills
- You must be a member (club or individual) of a mountaineering council (BMC, Mountaineering Ireland, Mountaineering Scotland)
- You must be registered on the Hill and Moorland Leader scheme
- You must have recorded a minimum of 20 quality hill days (ideally these will be recorded on DLOG) which can have taken place at any point pre- or post-registration
Le respect de ces exigences garantit que les candidats possèdent un niveau d'expérience fondamental et qu'ils sont prêts à développer leurs compétences dans un environnement de formation structuré.
Prior to attend the MT Hill and Moorland Leader (HML) assessment, candidates must meet the following prerequisites:
- Vous devez être âgé d'au moins 18 ans
- You must have completed a Hill and Moorland Leader training course (or a Mountain Leader training course)
- Vous devez connaître le syllabus
- You must have recorded a minimum of 40 quality hill days in at least three upland areas of the UK or Ireland
- Vous devez avoir assisté physiquement à un cours de premiers secours et l'avoir suivi (c'est-à-dire pas en ligne). Ce cours a duré au moins deux jours complets ou seize heures et a comporté un élément d'évaluation.
Certification du cours : Les qualifications de formation en montagne sont largement reconnues dans tout le Royaume-Uni et montrent aux autres que vous avez atteint une norme accréditée au niveau national et reconnue par.. :
- Health and Safety Executive (Royaume-Uni)
- Autorité de santé et de sécurité (République d'Irlande)
- Adventurous Activities Licensing Authority (Royaume-Uni)
- Entraîner l'Irlande
- Ofqual (Angleterre)
- SQA (Écosse)
Veuillez vous adresser à votre commandant de détachement ou de contingent si vous souhaitez participer à ce cours.