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Wilderness Skills Range Instructors Qualification – Level 3 NCFE CQ ACCREDITED

Wilderness Skills Range Instructors Qualification – Level 3 NCFE CQ ACCREDITED
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£235.00

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This course aims to develop your axe throwing skills and prepare you to run your own axe throwing range.  With a combination of coaching techniques, technical knowledge and games designed to promote accuracy, you'll be able to run axe throwing courses on your own range.  We will get you to a safe and competent Level 3 standard so that you can have a different sort of fun in the woods.

No experience is necessary to attend this course.

  • Course: Level 3 Wilderness Skills Range Instructors Qualification (CQ11430).
  • More dates to be announced soon:
  • Venue: Devon (Near Exeter - EX11 1LU) and Staffordshire (Near Burton upon Trent - DE13 9RW).
  • Times: 7pm on the Friday - midday on the Sunday.
  • Ages: All ages above 18 years welcome.
  • Certificates: From 1st August 2022, all certifications will be in the form of eCertificates.

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DAYS AND TIMES 7pm FRIDAY to SUNDAY 12pm
CONTACT TELEPHONE NUMBER 07786 436518
SAT NAV POST CODE EX11 1LU
WHAT 3 WORDS classic.diver.unwind
DIRECTIONS FROM EXETER
From Exeter, take junction 29 on the M5 and head towards Honiton on the A30. About 8 miles from Junction 29 you will see a brown road sign showing the turning for Escot. Turn left off the dual carriage way, turn right off the slip road, turn right after you pass under the dual carriage way, take the second turning on the left following signs for Fairmile (do not go back onto the dual carriage way). Turn right opposite the Fairmile Inn. Drive into Escot (between the stone pillars) and then take the left hand fork to the restaurant car park.
DIRECTIONS FROM THE EAST
Follow the A303 to the A30. Drive past Honiton. When you leave the built up area of Honiton, take the first slip road off the A30. Escot is marked on a brown road sign. Turn left at the end of the slip road. Keep going until you drive past a Memorial. Take the next left following signs for Fairmile (do not go back onto the dual carriage way). Turn right opposite the Fairmile Inn. Drive into Escot (between the stone pillars) and then take the left hand fork to the restaurant car park.
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DAYS AND TIMES 7pm FRIDAY to SUNDAY 12pm
CONTACT TELEPHONE NUMBER 07786 436518
SAT NAV POST CODE DE13 9RW
WHAT 3 WORDS suitable.crusader.verve
DIRECTIONS FROM THE SOUTH
M42 - J9 - A446 - A 38 - Burton-on-Trent / Branston Junction. First left off island towards Tatenhill. Straight over cross roads in Tatenhill, to Rangemore village. We will meet outside the Church in Rangemore.
DIRECTIONS FROM THE NORTH EAST
M1 to J24A. A50 to A38. South to Burton-on- Trent / Branston Junction. Third exit off island towards Tatenhill. Straight over cross roads in Tatenhill, to Rangemore village. We will meet outside the Church in Rangemore.
DIRECTION FROM THE NORTH WEST
M6 to J15 A500/A50 towards Uttoxeter / Derby. Turn onto the A515 at Sudbury heading for Lichfield. Come through Draycott-in-the-Clay, up the hill and take the second left at the six-lane junction onto the B5017. Follow this road towards Burton-on-Trent until you come to a traffic island with a Shell garage. Turn right towards Rangemore with the New Inn car park on your left. Take the next left and we will meet outside the Church in Rangemore.
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Friday's Itinerary

  • 7:00pm Safety Brief
  • 7:30pm Make camp
  • 8:00pm Legalities, HSE considerations and responsibilities

Saturday's Itinerary

  • 8:30am Range safety, set up and risk assessments
  • 9:00am Target selection and maintenance
  • 9:30am Equipment selection, inspection and maintenance
  • 10:00am Effective and safe use of equipment and coaching
  • 11:00am Coffee
  • 11:30am Throwing axes, axes and more axes
  • 1:00pm Lunch
  • 2:00pm Grouping, accuracy and targeting
  • 3:30pm  Tea
  • 4:00pm Games, hints and tips
  • 5:30pm Tool maintenance
  • 6:00pm End of training

Sunday's Itinerary

  • 8:30am Learners run 30 minute sessions
  • 11:30am Clean up and pack up
  • 12:00pm All good things must come to an end.  Course departs.
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Suitable outdoor clothing (see below)
Sleeping bag
Insulated sleeping mat
Knife, fork, spoon, mug, bowl and plate
Water bottle (1 litre mineral water bottle will do)
Head torch with fresh batteries & 1 spare set
Wash kit & towel
Pair of gardening gloves or similar for shelter building
Whistle
Personal toiletries & medication (to include toilet paper, sunscreen, insect repellent and lip salve)
Antibacterial wipes/soap
Tea or Coffee + whitener
Small first aid kit (plasters, bandages, headache pills etc.)
Spare change of clothing
Camera + Notebook + pen for running sessions
Hammock, Tarp or Tent
Whistle
Sheath Knife (If you have one please bring it - if not one will be supplied)
Saw (If you have one please bring it - if not one will be supplied)
Crook Knife (If you have one please bring it - if not one will be supplied)
Billy Can and Stove

Outdoor clothing

Outdoor clothing should be tough and comfortable. Wearing several thin layers is better than a few thick layers. A waterproof jacket and several sweatshirts underneath are sufficient. Jeans should not be worn, as they are slow to dry, clinging and cold. Natural colours or camouflage will give you a better chance of spotting wildlife. Walking boots are ideal, but wellies in wet weather and trainers in dry weather will suffice.

Food

You will also need to bring food for the weekend (2 x breakfast, 1 x lunch and 2 x evening meals). You can cook over the camp fire, or you can bring your own stove. Hot water is provided as the kettle will be over the fire all through the course.

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Instructions

You will not be posted any instructions.  Everything you need to attend the course is on this webpage and on the email that you will receive.  If you require anything further, please do not hesitate to get in touch and we'll be glad to assist.

Feedback and Complaints

Any feedback from you course is always welcome. If you have a complaint it should first be raised with the instructor running the course. If you are still not happy, please contact us in writing at the address above. We will always strive to amend our courses for the best experience for all concerned.

Certificates

If your certificate does not arrive with in 20 working days it is the responsibility of the learner to alert Survival School via email (info@survivalschool.co.uk).  Certificates that are not handed out on the final day of the course are posted requiring a signature.  A claim can only be made against Royal Mail with in 60 days of postage.  Any replacement certificate will be charged at £35.

Insurance

Our public liability insurance is with Zenith Insurance and the policy number is UK CCC 3002818.

Post Course Reading List

For a list of suggested reading material please click here: Recommended Reading

Terms and Conditions

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