Training
First Aid
Remote first aid, casualty care and emergency response for the outdoors.
Course overview
About this training
Outdoor first aid is a core life skill. Help is often hours away, so the ability to assess, stabilise and make good decisions is essential.
This course focuses on realistic outdoor scenarios: falls, bleeding, fractures, exposure, heat and cold, and the planning that prevents emergencies.
Learning objectives
What you will achieve
You will be able to assess a casualty and provide effective care while help is arranged.
- Assess a scene and a casualty safely
- Manage bleeding, fractures and shock
- Recognise and treat exposure and heat illness
- Prioritise care in remote settings
- Plan communication and evacuation
- Maintain a safe, calm approach
What participants learn
Skills and knowledge
Outdoor first aid is practical, scenario-based and hands-on.
- Primary and secondary assessment
- CPR awareness and basic life support
- Bleeding control and wound care
- Fractures, sprains and immobilisation
- Hypothermia, heat illness and shock
- Remote emergency planning and evacuation
Training structure
How the training runs
Scenario-led learning with plenty of hands-on practice.
Assessment
Scene safety, primary assessment and priorities of care.
Core skills
Bleeding, fractures, CPR awareness and casualty handling.
Outdoor scenarios
Realistic remote emergencies and evacuation planning.
Program details
Level and duration
- Level
- Build (Level two)
- Duration
- 1–2 days
- Format
- Hands-on, scenario based
- Prerequisite
- Open to all members
Recommended preparation
How to prepare
No first aid experience is required. Curiosity and attention are enough.
- Wear comfortable clothing for practical scenarios
- Declare any relevant health conditions
- Bring a notebook if helpful
- Approach with care and respect for the subject
Safety
Safety in training
This course is about safety, so we practise safely throughout.
- Trained facilitators deliver all scenarios
- Practical sessions are supervised and safe
- Scenarios are realistic but controlled
- No live testing on participants beyond safe practice
- Clear escalation guidance for real emergencies
Certificate information
Certificate framework
Participation may be recognised with a Track Twenty Six Certificate of Participation for outdoor first aid.
This is an internal participation record. If you require a nationally recognised first aid qualification, consult an accredited first aid provider.
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Is this a certified first aid qualification?
No. It is a Track Twenty Six outdoor first aid participation course. Accredited qualifications are provided by external bodies.
Do I need previous first aid training?
No. The course is designed to be accessible without prior first aid training.
Is the content relevant to real emergencies?
Yes. It is built around realistic outdoor scenarios and practical, usable skills.
How often should I refresh?
We recommend refreshing first aid skills regularly to keep them current.
Registration
Ready to train with us?
Registration is completed through our team, who will confirm the program framework, schedule and requirements with you.