SURVIVAL TRAINING UK



Introduction



With the ever increasing popularity of television survival shows such as Ray Mears and Bear Grylls, more and more people are looking to learn the basics of survival and bush-craft. Survival Training UK is all about learning to live with nature, enjoying yourself, respecting the environment and pushing back the boundaries of your capabilities, whilst learning important new skills and meeting new people.
You'll get to try out lots of new activities and ideas whilst having a serious amount of fun!

All our survival training courses are designed to be fun and safe, whilst passing on the knowledge you need to be able to live comfortably in the wilderness. Time will be spent with each participant to ensure they get enough knowledge and practice on each skill to be able to master it before leaving the course.

All our courses are ‘hands on’ and practical, that way you get the knowledge and the experience.

Who can we help?



Schools & Colleges who feel learning survival skills is an essential part of education Youth workers who believe that youngsters learning to work together as a team in a natural environment is a crucial part to your programme.
Parents who want their child to be confident sleeping out under the stars.
Maybe you’re a keen walker or backpacker who wishes to be better equipped for the wild.
Company directors who want a fun day out with their staff.
Anyone looking for a gift idea with a difference.
Private Parties - Why not get a group of friends together?.
Individuals - All our courses offer the individual opportunities to participate.

About James Reay

What is Survival Training UK all about?



Learning to live and work with nature.
Learning to understand and utilise the environment around you.
Learning about your own capabilities and how to exceed them.
Learning something new.
Most of all it is about fun!

Where will the courses run?



Kielder Water & Forest Park, home to the biggest man-made lake in northern Europe and the biggest working forest in England covering 250 square miles.

www.visitkielder.com