challenging
4.5 days
Moderate to good physical shape needed to participate in practical and sometimes overnight field simulations
Prepare to lead with confidence in remote Canadian wilderness. This 4.5-day advanced first aid course in Greater Sudbury blends trauma care with leadership skills essential for guiding outdoor adventures safely.
All ages • 4.5 days
The Advanced course for Leaders offers a comprehensive 4.5-day experience that goes beyond traditional first aid. Participants will learn essential skills in outdoor leadership, accident scene management, and trauma care, all while preparing for wilderness adventures. This course uniquely combines advanced first aid techniques with practical leadership training.
The Advanced course for Leaders offers a comprehensive 4.5-day experience that goes beyond traditional first aid. Participants will learn essential skills in outdoor leadership, accident scene management, and trauma care, all while preparing for wilderness adventures. This course uniquely combines advanced first aid techniques with practical leadership training.
Regularly engage in simulated injury scenarios to build confidence managing emergencies in remote settings.
Ensure your kit includes trauma-care items beyond basic supplies for wilderness use.
Physical and mental stamina are vital—carry water and get adequate rest before training days.
Prepare for fluctuating temperatures with moisture-wicking base layers and insulating mid-layers.
Greater Sudbury's rich mining heritage shaped its modern outdoor recreation culture, with wilderness areas protected to honor its natural roots.
The course emphasizes Leave No Trace principles and sustainable wilderness stewardship, vital for protecting fragile boreal ecosystems.
To carry personal gear and first aid training supplies comfortably during field exercises.
Used for overnight simulated care training to protect from cold or uneven ground.
For note-taking and documentation during classroom and field sessions.
Necessary for overnight scenarios to ensure comfort and rest in simulated emergencies.