Winter Travel & Survival / Level 2
Specialization Winter Travel & Survival – Wilderness Guide / CSWI – Level 2
CSWI – Level 2 = WGA Wilderness Guide, Boreal Forest Level 2 (Back Country) , Training Level 3 (Guide Expert) and Specialization Winter Travel & Survival
This course is open for Level 1 Guides and other experienced people with enough knowledge of oriëntering and wilderness travel and survival in general.
Subjects:
1- Bushcraft / Wilderness living Skills
2- Orienteering / Routefinding
3- Wintertravel & Survival
4- Hunter Education Course
5- Avalanche Awareness
6- Tracking, Flora & Fauna
7- WFA re-training
8- 24 Hours solo test (only for Level 2 students, other participants will be tested, but not on a solo)
Total course description in the ‘menu’
Duration of this course:
14 days Canada (Arrival – Departure )
– Overnighting’s in a Cabin, Hostel, Ranch and (of course) in a Quinzee, tents and/or shelter.
6 days France ( Jura winter training)
– overnighting in a quinzee, shelter and/or tent
4 days Netherlands
-Overnighting in a shelter and/or tent
Guides 2020: David Holder and Raoul Kluivers.
Instructors 2020: David Holder, Raoul Kluivers, Ross Hinter, Tim Mearns, Tracey Klettl
Dates: See menu
(The next level 2 course is in February 2020 )
Costs :
2020: € 2900,-
Payment due upon registration: € 750,-
( if you have a pair of snowshoes for personal use, € 100,- discount)
If you live in Canada, I suggest contacting Raoul Kluivers at voshaar@maximedia.nl (cc voshaaroutdoor@gmail.com) . Rates are different for Canadadians (due to several reasons, like car ownership and preparation in Canada instead of Europe)
Including:
Overnight accommodation
Guidance
Course study material
Transportation in Canada
Not including:
Meals, food, beverages
Travel insurance
Return ticket Netherlands/Canada
Transportation in Europe.
Transportation from Calgary airport to Cochrane or Banff (and vise versa)
Accommodation upon arrival and departure.
Minimum number of students: 4
Maximum number of students: 8
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