Introduction

Get Lost Training is the leader in outdoor education, offering several wilderness and outdoor survival training courses. We maintain a rigorous set of standards for our instructors, ensuring that no matter which course you choose you will receive an excellent learning experience with a qualified teacher. Our programs are also designed to give you practical skills that can be applied immediately in the field.

Getting Lost Training is currently accepting applications for training certificates in the following areas:

The Getting Lost Training team is currently accepting applications for training certificates in the following areas:

• The Lost and Found Certification Program, which focuses on finding lost articles, people, and pets.

• The Traveling Without a Map Certification Program, which teaches you how to travel without a map if you're lost.

• The Go Back Where You Came From! Certification Program, which covers strategies for going back where you came from when you're lost because it's too far away or too dangerous to continue on your way.

• The I Don't Know Where I Am But I'm Trying My Best To Find Out And Then Take Steps To Prevent Future Incidents Like This One Again Certification Program (also known as "The What Now?" program), which helps students learn why getting lost was preventable and how they can prevent future incidents like this one again by seeking out professional help before venturing out into the wilds of nature or urban environments (like downtown Chicago).

Wilderness Rescue - WFR

The Wilderness First Responder (WFR) course is designed to provide basic wilderness medical training in a variety of settings. The WFR program consists of 3 modules:

• Module 1: Medical Care in Remote Areas

• Module 2: Management of Environmental Injuries and Illnesses

• Module 3: Emergency Care in the Field

Wilderness First Aid - WFA

Wilderness First Aid (WFA) is an introductory course that teaches you the basics of first aid. It differs from regular first aid in that it emphasizes the importance of staying calm, being able to improvise, and making sure that your patient has shelter and warmth while waiting for help.

Benefits:

• Learn how to treat common injuries effectively in wilderness settings

• Reduce your risk of injury by learning how to safely recreate outdoors

• Become a more confident camper and hiker Requirements: You must be at least 15 years old and be able to carry out all tasks on your own. There are also prerequisites such as WFA 1 or equivalent certification by another organization or emergency medical technician training

Wilderness Advanced First Aid - WAFA

Wilderness Advanced First Aid (WAFA) is a two-day course that teaches advanced first aid skills for wilderness environments. It includes a 16-hour classroom session and an 8-hour field session, where students practice the skills they have learned. The certificate can be used to fulfill the requirements for many jobs requiring basic first aid training, such as kayaking guides or camp counselors.

Wilderness First Responder - WFR

The Wilderness First Responder (WFR) course is a two-day course and covers the same material as WEMT with greater focus on patient assessment and treatment. A WFR certification is a prerequisite for WEMT certification.

Our certification programs are rigorous and extensive, designed to equip you with skills for real-world situations.

Our certification programs are rigorous and extensive, designed to equip you with skills for real-world situations. We've worked hard to develop courses that will prepare you for the challenges of an emergency, but at the same time give you a fun experience that makes learning easy and enjoyable

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Find the right training certificate for you and give us a call!

There are many different training certificates that you can get, and each one is designed to help you reach your goals.

For example, if you want to become a chef, then a certificate in culinary arts is the right choice for you. If instead of being a chef, what intrigues you most is baking cupcakes and selling them at an upcoming bake sale fundraiser for your local high school baseball team (which sounds like an amazing idea), then perhaps a certificate in baking would be better suited to your needs.

Either way, we'll help you find the right training certificate for your needs! Give us call today and let's talk about how we can make this work for both of us!

Conclusion

The fact of the matter is this: there are only so many hours in a day. And if your time is limited, you’ll want to spend it wisely on activities that can actually provide value for you and those around you. Getting Lost Training is proud of what we do and we're confident that our courses will help take your outdoor adventure to the next level—no matter if you're looking to become a Wilderness First Responder or just explore some new territory with your friends.

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