AC-0100 Level 5 Programme Accreditation Application
AC-0100 Level 5 Programme Accreditation Application
Centre Name:
The following course materials used to deliver the Level 5 programme of training must be
included with this application. Course materials must be accredited before they can be used
to deliver this programme. The course materials will include but are not limited to:
• Course Description
• Course Details
• Course Objectives
• Course Outline
• Lesson Plans
• Syllabus
• Pre-Course Work
• Case Study Project
• Assessment Questions (a minimum of 40 questions must be included with the
application)
Each candidate must be provided with reference materials to support their learning on the instructor
led course. Reference materials must be available in every language that your course will be
delivered in. These materials can be provided in various forms which can include:
• Manual
• Homework exercises
• Class exercises
• Case Studies
• PowerPoint Presentations
• Desk top exercises
• Simulator scenario exercises
Please allow a minimum of 30 working days for the review and evaluation of this
application. Once you have been granted Level 5 provisional programme accreditation
you can arrange your first Level 5 course.
Course Materials
Tick () the boxes below to confirm that all requested evidence has been included with the application for the Level 5 programme of training.
Level 5
Specify below the language your courses will be delivered in. If you deliver your courses in more than two languages, please use a separate
sheet and submit along with this application form. Candidate reference materials must be available in every language your courses will be
delivered in.
Language IWCF Use
Language 1:
Language 2:
Assessment Questions Questions
IWCF Use
A minimum of 40 Level 5 assessment questions must be included with this application. Reference Submitted
should be made to the Level 5 IWCF Guidelines for Question Writers when writing Level 5
questions.
Marking Criteria
Marking
2.2 A marking criterion must be provided for the case study project.
Criteria
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Staff Resources
Please detail below the name of each instructor that will be accredited to your centre to deliver the Level 5 programme of training. If your
training centre intends to use subject specialists to deliver some of the course content with the accredited instructor, confirm their details
below.
Simulator Environment:
A procedure detailing how the centre reviews their course materials must be
5.1 provided. The procedure must include how the course materials are reviewed, Procedure
who reviews the materials, how often the materials are reviewed and the reason
why the materials have been reviewed, for example, candidate/instructor
feedback.
If you would like IWCF to publish your centre details on our website and our online administration system FORUM, please sign the below
authorisation and indicate the details you would like published.
Signature: Name:
In signing the centre declaration, you are confirming that the information given on this application form is correct.
Any personal data provided under this application form will be processed by IWCF in accordance with the Privacy Policy provided to you with this
application, please refer to Appendix B.
Centre Name:
As a condition of accreditation, [NAME OF ACCREDITED CENTRE]: (i) agrees to provide IWCF with a minimum of 40 suitable assessment
questions to be added to IWCF’s bank of questions for the Level 5 Course; and (ii) hereby grants IWCF the right to publish and use the questions
provided in whole, partial or adapted form, and to license others to do so, anywhere in the world in all languages.
Name: Position:
Signature: Date:
• Well Engineering design and programme writing experience for at least five years.
• A relevant graduate training programme, examples of such programmes would be those held in-house by Shell (Round 1 and 2), BP,
and Schlumberger, Total and other operators and service providers.
2. Specialist Applicants
IWCF recognise the challenge training providers may face in sourcing suitable instructors that meet all of the above requirements and
deemed technically competent across the full well life cycle. Consequently, IWCF will consider additional instructor applicants (for
example certain topics can be delivered by an industry well integrity specialist without being an IWCF Drilling Well Control Level 4
instructor). Any additional applicants must demonstrate they can teach in a classroom environment.
Note: IWCF will only accept instructor applicants meeting Section 2 requirements when submitted in addition to the primary instructor
who must meet the requirements outlined in Section 1.
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IWCF Operations Limited (incorporated under the Companies Acts with registered number SC568731 and having its registered office at Inchbraoch
House, South Quay, Montrose, Angus DD10 9UA (“IWCF”, “we”, “us” or “our”)) is a subsidiary of the International Well Control Forum (a Scottish
Charitable Incorporated Organisation incorporated under the Charities and Trustee Investment (Scotland) Act 2005 (Scottish charity number SC045842)
and having its principle office at Inchbraoch House, South Quay, Montrose, Angus DD10 9UA). We develop and administer well control training,
assessment and certification programmes on behalf of the exploration and production sector of the oil and gas industry.
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purposes of this Privacy Policy, “Data Protection Laws” shall mean Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 27
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We are the data controller of all personal information which is provided to us in accordance with this Privacy Policy.
Please read the following Privacy Policy to understand how we use and protect the information that you provide to us. By providing your information,
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