Unit Award Scheme

111579 INTRODUCTION TO NAVIGATION

In successfully completing this unit, the Learner will have

Evidence needed

shown knowledge of

1major map elements and notation relevant to an area of travel, eg contour lines, woodlands, paths, roads, streamsSummary sheet

demonstrated the ability to

2orient the map to the ground using obvious features and handrailsSummary sheet
3orient the map to the ground using a compassSummary sheet
4use linear features, eg roads, paths, woodland edges, field boundaries as handrails in at least two simple navigation exercisesSummary sheet
5use clearly identifiable features to confirm position along the routeSummary sheet
6identify a major landform, eg a hill from contours and spot height information on the mapSummary sheet
7measure horizontal distance on the map and estimate distance on the ground using simple visual judgements, eg 100m is about four swimming pool lengthsSummary sheet

experienced

8participating in a discussion about local access issues and the Countryside CodeSummary sheet
9participating in a discussion about emergency procedures whilst in the countryside.Summary sheet

All outcomes recorded on an AQA Summary Sheet

Approved 20 February 2019Level - Entry Level