When you're three hours from the nearest hospital and someone collapses, the most important variable is the skill in the people around them. Wilderness First Aid trains you to assess, manage and improvise in remote environments where formal medical care is far away.
A two-day immersive curriculum blending classroom theory with outdoor scenario practice — designed for environments where improvisation and calm decision-making are critical survival skills.
Basic first aid knowledge is helpful but not mandatory. The course starts from fundamentals and builds to wilderness-specific protocols. A brief pre-course reading guide is shared on enrollment.
For Bengaluru-based groups, the outdoor practical can be conducted at a location agreed with the client (a campus ground, resort, or park works well). For Himalayan or Western Ghats treks, we can conduct training at the base camp.
Standard first aid assumes a hospital is 15–30 minutes away. Wilderness First Aid assumes help is 2–24 hours away — changing every decision from wound care to fracture management to patient monitoring protocols.
Yes. Many trek operators and corporate outbound teams book this as pre-expedition preparation. Contact us at least 3 weeks before departure for scheduling.
Don't wait for an emergency on the trail to realise your team wasn't prepared. Book Wilderness First Aid training before your next expedition.