Outdoor First Aid Training Courses

Practical Outdoor & Remote First Aid Training
When an emergency happens outdoors, professional medical help may be some distance away. Having the knowledge and confidence to manage a casualty in a remote environment can make a critical difference.

For over 26 years, Surrey First Aid Training has been delivering practical Outdoor First Aid courses for outdoor instructors, expedition leaders, Duke of Edinburgh Award leaders, forestry workers, scouts, mountain bikers, paddlesport instructors, walkers and anyone responsible for others in the outdoors.

Unlike classroom-based first aid training, this course is delivered predominantly outdoors using realistic casualty simulations and practical scenarios that reflect the environments in which you'll work. You'll learn how to assess, prioritise and manage casualties when emergency services may be delayed or access is limited.

Our Outdoor First Aid course is developed using current guidance from the UK Resuscitation Council together with recognised remote and wilderness medical best practice, ensuring your training reflects current evidence and accepted clinical guidance.

Who is this course suitable for?

This course is ideal for:

• Outdoor instructors
• Expedition leaders
• Duke of Edinburgh Award leaders
• Scout and Guide leaders
• Forest School practitioners
• Forestry workers
• Bushcraft instructors
• Mountain bike leaders
• Walking and hiking group leaders
• Outdoor activity providers
• Anyone working or volunteering in remote environments

Course Fee
£255 per person (including VAT), including:

• Practical outdoor training
• Certificate valid for three years
• Digital course resources
• Free parking
• FREE annual practical skills update sessions to help maintain confidence and competence between renewals, in line with HSE best practice recommendations.

Practical Outdoor & Remote First Aid Training
When an emergency happens outdoors, professional medical help may be some distance away. Having the knowledge and confidence to manage a casualty in a remote environment can make a critical difference.

For over 26 years, Surrey First Aid Training has been delivering practical Outdoor First Aid courses for outdoor instructors, expedition leaders, Duke of Edinburgh Award leaders, forestry workers, scouts, mountain bikers, paddlesport instructors, walkers and anyone responsible for others in the outdoors.

Unlike classroom-based first aid training, this course is delivered predominantly outdoors using realistic casualty simulations and practical scenarios that reflect the environments in which you'll work. You'll learn how to assess, prioritise and manage casualties when emergency services may be delayed or access is limited.

Our Outdoor First Aid course is developed using current guidance from the UK Resuscitation Council together with recognised remote and wilderness medical best practice, ensuring your training reflects current evidence and accepted clinical guidance.

Who is this course suitable for?

This course is ideal for:

• Outdoor instructors
• Expedition leaders
• Duke of Edinburgh Award leaders
• Scout and Guide leaders
• Forest School practitioners
• Forestry workers
• Bushcraft instructors
• Mountain bike leaders
• Walking and hiking group leaders
• Outdoor activity providers
• Anyone working or volunteering in remote environments

Course Fee
£255 per person (including VAT), including:

• Practical outdoor training
• Certificate valid for three years
• Digital course resources
• Free parking
• FREE annual practical skills update sessions to help maintain confidence and competence between renewals, in line with HSE best practice recommendations.

Practical Outdoor & Remote First Aid Training
When an emergency happens outdoors, professional medical help may be some distance away. Having the knowledge and confidence to manage a casualty in a remote environment can make a critical difference.

For over 26 years, Surrey First Aid Training has been delivering practical Outdoor First Aid courses for outdoor instructors, expedition leaders, Duke of Edinburgh Award leaders, forestry workers, scouts, mountain bikers, paddlesport instructors, walkers and anyone responsible for others in the outdoors.

Unlike classroom-based first aid training, this course is delivered predominantly outdoors using realistic casualty simulations and practical scenarios that reflect the environments in which you'll work. You'll learn how to assess, prioritise and manage casualties when emergency services may be delayed or access is limited.

Our Outdoor First Aid course is developed using current guidance from the UK Resuscitation Council together with recognised remote and wilderness medical best practice, ensuring your training reflects current evidence and accepted clinical guidance.

Who is this course suitable for?

This course is ideal for:

• Outdoor instructors
• Expedition leaders
• Duke of Edinburgh Award leaders
• Scout and Guide leaders
• Forest School practitioners
• Forestry workers
• Bushcraft instructors
• Mountain bike leaders
• Walking and hiking group leaders
• Outdoor activity providers
• Anyone working or volunteering in remote environments

Course Fee
£255 per person (including VAT), including:

• Practical outdoor training
• Certificate valid for three years
• Digital course resources
• Free parking
• FREE annual practical skills update sessions to help maintain confidence and competence between renewals, in line with HSE best practice recommendations.