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First Aid for Trekking
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Details
Lake District or Brecon Beacons Group size 4 to 12 people 16 hours of training ![]() CPR is a key element of the course Accommodation 2 nights, staying in: Guest house (2) Included Accommodation Breakfasts Instruction by your tutor All course materials Certificate Scheduled dates Please join our 6 courses:
Season for private groups 1 April to 30 September 2012 Please join us on your ideal dates Prices £290 per person Single supplement £40 Private group of fewer than 4 or more than 12? Please contact us Options Add dinner for £15 per night Stay for 3 nights or just 1 |
+ Expert instruction on the essentials in case of accident
+ Valid for governing-body awards
+ An enjoyable and gainful weekend trip
Latest news April 2012
We are thrilled to introduce our new First Aid courses for 2012. Please ask about our 2012 season. For 2012 we are offering 6 scheduled courses as well as our private courses throughout the season.
Join us for an enjoyable weekend course, to pick up essential elements of First Aid. The course is applicable to everyday life on the high street, but we focus on outdoor scenarios that might be met by the walker or trekker.
What the course is about
This course is for anyone who enjoys the outdoors. It is especially suitable for people who plan a trek and who would like to refresh their skills and learn new ones. It can also be of use to the outdoor activity enthusiast and professional. It is acceptable for all National Governing Body Awards and qualifications issued by: MLTB, NCA, BASI, MBL, TCL, RYA, BCU and other sports. A First Aid qualification is necessary to verify virtually all NGB Awards and this award conforms to the Governing criteria. It is valuable to anyone working in a remote environment being a very practical course with scenarios to aid learning.
What we cover
The course will include all of the following elements, although greater emphasis and time will be spent on certain ones:
Respiration; Asthma
Maintenance of the airway
Dealing with the unconscious casualty
Shock
Control of bleeding; Bandaging
Heart Attack (AMI)
Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)
Hypothermia
Hyperthermia
Fractures, sprains and strains
Diabetes
Epilepsy
Calling for assistance
Evacuation
Practical outdoor sessions dealing with incidents related to the mountains
How to prepare
There are no pre-requisites; the course is open to all. There will be a concentration on the practical areas with a highly interactive approach. Some of the sessions will be outdoors; please bring outdoor clothes.
The award
The course will contain aspects of assessment; these will be ongoing and informal. On successful completion the award is valid for three years.
Where the course takes place
The course element of the weekend takes place in a venue in the same town - Keswick or Brecon - as your accommodation. Once you arrive at your accommodation, no further transport is needed over the weekend. Full joining details will come in your info pack before the trip.
Brecon
Where we stay
Your accommodation is in our super guesthouses in Keswick or in Brecon, depending on which dates you pick. The group has breakfast together and is free to explore town in the evening, for dinner. Both of these small town centres are lively with plenty of restaurants.
Keswick
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