Item: La Prise de Décision au Coeur d’une Nouvelle Offre de Formation de Pratiquants en France: Bilans et Perspectives des Conférences et Stages « Traces »
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Title: La Prise de Décision au Coeur d’une Nouvelle Offre de Formation de Pratiquants en France: Bilans et Perspectives des Conférences et Stages « Traces »
Proceedings: International Snow Science Workshop Grenoble – Chamonix Mont-Blanc - October 07-11, 2013
Authors:
- Escande S. [ Mountain guide and training coordinator practitioners in Anena, France ]
- Rattin A. [ Mountain guide and instructor for Anena, France ]
- Ferrandis J.Y. [ Federal instructor (FFCAM), France ]
Date: 2013-10-07
Abstract: Decision making at the heart of a new training practitioners in France: assessment and outlook conferences and courses "Traces". Since the winter of 2009/2010, conferences / debates "traces winter" are organized under the auspices of the Anena (in partnership with SNGM) towards winter moutain practitionersn. These training sessions in the evening is aimed at an audience of experienced practitioners, who already have a quite good knowledge about snow and avalanches. They are built of two complementary parts: - The presentation of tools, methods and key management strategies outputs, - The application through an example where participants hiking, BRA and topographic map in hand, are solicited. After four years, the number of sessions to stabilize around 40 (with the involvement of a dozen guides) by touching about 1500 practitioners every winter. In addition, some media is used in the initial training of professional guides (at ENSA and EMHM). Since the winter of 2010/2011, offers a 2-day courses is implemented (in partnership with FFCAM). Through two complementary modules (course "follow a trail" or "make his mark"), decision making in the management of output is at the heart of the content. Innovative teaching approaches are proposed to forty trainers (30 professional guides or instructors and 10 federal) game summary sheets, small handy tools, self-assessment sheet interns....We note at the end of two years a growing mobilization of practitioners around these courses, affecting more than 200 people this past winter. This presentation will in a second phase focused on the outlook: better coordination with other structures and the introduction of new tools for instructors and trainees to enhance their approach to human factors (behavior, communication ...)
Object ID: ISSW13_paper_P5-17.pdf
Language of Article: English and French
Presenter(s): Unknown
Keywords: conferences, courses, decision making, pedagogical approach
Page Number(s): 535-540
Subjects: decision making snow avalanche human factors
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