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- Duration 1 day
- Cost £200
- Venue Education Centre 2, RPH, Preston, PR2 9HT
- Date Please contact resuscitation.admin@lthtr.nhs.uk for dates
- Start Time 08:30am
ILSi is not open to applications in the same way our other courses are.
Instead, future Instructors are found when they’re Candidates on an ILS/PILS course. Course Directors and faculty identify candidates who they feel would make excellent instructors and recommend them as having Instructor Potential (IP). Those candidates are advised on how to book a place on an ILSi course, with further information below.
ILSi teaches the knowledge and skills required to:
- understand the nature of teaching and learning;
- understand the needs of individual learners;
- understand the awareness of the four domains of learning;
- undertake the various types of teaching sessions on the provider courses.
ILSi must be taken within one year of the date of the provider course.
Courses are run by dedicated and qualified Instructors, who have taken an RCUK Instructor course and a GIC instructor course to ensure that our courses meet the requirements set out by Resuscitation Council UK.
Pre course preparation:
Candidates will receive a copy of the Pocket Guide to Teaching for Clinical Instructors, as well as teaching materials and assessment forms at least four weeks prior to the course, which they must read in preparation for the course. They should use the materials to prepare for their allocated teaching session that will take place during the course.
Programme:
During the one-day course, candidates will learn about what is needed to deliver an ILS / PILS course, learning and practicing key skills and facilitating teaching simulations.
Continuous assessment occurs throughout the ILSi course. Upon successful completion of the course, candidates will receive a Resuscitation Council UK ILS Instructor certificate.
Certified Instructors will also receive complementary Associate Membership of Resuscitation Council UK, which provides a variety of benefits.
Newly qualified (IC) Instructors will be supported and assessed on the first two courses they teach, to consolidate what has been learnt on the ILSi course.