曹光彪書院 Me to We 戶外領袖冒險計劃於2月16日及3月2日分別舉行澳門繩索協會繩索技術一級及二級教練資格考核認證。其中，三名學員成功通過一級教練資格認證、兩名學員獲得二級教練資格，其團隊救援實景演練首次在曹光彪書院公共空間進行，吸引學生們駐足觀摩。
本次認證課程以單繩繩索技術爲核心，一級教練課程包含30小時高強度訓練，涵蓋繩結運用、高空救援、模擬教學等內容。全流程教學與考核皆在書院內完成。二級教練認證則涉及更複雜的團隊協作救援，也能面對更複雜的救援情況，教授更高級別的繩索課程。考核期間，學員需完成高空繩索架設與傷員轉運等高難度操作。繩索教練的考取不僅提高成員的團隊協作能力，深度進階個人知識，也爲後續曹光彪書院戶外領袖冒險計劃的活動開展提供更多安全保證。
曹光彪書院戶外領袖冒險計劃持續專注培養學生戶外領導力，期望培訓更專業有保障的團隊爲書院開拓更多戶外活動，讓學生參與更多戶外體驗活動。戶外領袖冒險計劃除培養技能外，更注重「學習轉移」理念，在每個活動中能引導學生通過學習轉移的方式將所體驗或學習到的專業内容轉移到日常生活中，讓學生更好地面對生活挑戰。
Chao Kuang Piu College Me to We Leadership Adventure Program (MTW) held the Macao Association of Rope’s Rope Skills Level 1 and Level 2 Instructor Qualification Examinations on 16th February and 2nd March respectively. Among them, three students successfully passed the Level 1 Instructor qualification and two students obtained the Level 2 Instructor qualification. The first real-life rescue simulation was conducted for the first time in the public space of Chao Kuang Piu College, which attracted students to stop by and observe.
The certification course is based on single rope technique. The Level 1 Instructor Course consists of 30 hours of high intensity training, including knot handling, high altitude rescue, and simulation teaching. The whole process of teaching and assessment was completed in CKPC. The Level 2 Instructor Certification involves more complex teamwork rescues and the ability to address more complex rescue situations and teach higher level ropes courses. During the assessment, students are required to complete difficult operations such as high-altitude rope building and casualty transfer. The course not only improves the teamwork ability of the members, but also enhances their personal knowledge, and provides more safety assurance for MTW’s future activities.
Chao Kuang Piu College Me to We Leadership Adventure Program continues to focus on cultivating students’ outdoor leadership skills, with the aim of training a more professional and secured team to develop more outdoor activities for the College, and to allow students to participate in more outdoor experiential activities. In addition to developing skills, the MTW program also focuses on the concept of ‘learning transfer’, whereby students are guided to transfer what they have experienced or learnt to their daily lives through the transfer of learning in each activity, so that they can better handle the challenges of life.
