Wilderness First Aid Training
Be Prepared. Save Lives. Thrive in the Wild.
When you venture into the wild, medical help isn’t always nearby. Our Wilderness First Aid (WFA) Training gives you the knowledge, skills, and confidence to handle medical emergencies in remote environments — where every minute counts.
About the Course
The program serves diverse sectors - businesses, institutions, and industries
It is a hands-on training designed for adventurers, guides, rangers, researchers, and nature lovers. You’ll learn how to assess, treat, and manage injuries and illnesses using only the tools and materials available in the wilderness.
Our sessions combine classroom lessons, practical outdoor exercises, and real-life rescue simulations.
Duration:
2–3 Days (depending on module selection)
Assessment:
Practical performance and short written evaluations
Certification:
Wilderness First Aid Certificate (valid for 1 year)
Our certification follows international health and safety training standards.
Training Methodology:
Our training emphasizes hands-on practice and confidence building. Participants engage in:
- Instructor-led practical sessions
- Real-life simulations and group exercises
- Use of CPR manikins and first aid kits
- Interactive Q&A and skill checks
” You’ll not only learn what to do — but also how to stay calm and act fast when seconds count.”
Key Learning Areas:
- How to assess an injured or ill person in the field
- Control bleeding and manage wounds
- Treat fractures, sprains, and dislocations
- Handle dehydration, hypothermia, and heat illness
- Manage snake bites, allergic reactions, and altitude sickness
- Build and use a simple but effective first aid kit
- Plan and execute evacuations from remote areas
