First Aid
Overview
First aid is the most useful skill most people never get round to learning. It is the difference between freezing and acting when someone is hurt, and outdoors, where help can be a long way off, that difference is bigger still. The good news is it is very learnable, and a good course makes it stick.
Courses range from a half-day basics session to full outdoor and workplace qualifications. They are hands-on rather than death-by-slideshow, with plenty of practice on the things that actually happen on hills, water and trails.
The providers on adventuro run first aid and outdoor first aid courses, many of them recognised qualifications for leaders and instructors. It is the course you hope you never need and are very glad you took.
FAQs
Everyone, really. Parents, walkers, coaches, and anyone leading groups outdoors. Some courses are general, others tailored to remote and outdoor settings.
Many courses lead to recognised certificates, including outdoor first aid awards required by activity leaders and instructors. Check what the specific course awards.
Anything from a half-day refresher to two or three days for a full outdoor first aid qualification.
None. Courses assume no prior knowledge and build up through hands-on practice.
Outdoor first aid covers managing casualties when help is delayed and you are far from a hospital, which is common on hills, water and trails.
Most certificates last around three years. Your provider will tell you when a refresher is due.
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