The Savannah is a diverse and dramatic environment found across the world and home to many amazing animals from elephants, lions and hyenas in Africa to kangeroos in Australia.
Working with experts with extensive experience of group work in this environment and paying particular attention to the African savannah we have again designed a course to combine an understanding and appreciation of this environment with the key skills groups need to enjoy safe and successful trips in this amazing environment.
Who is the course suitable for?
- Leaders or instructors who want to lead expeditions in the savannah.
- Leaders with past experience who want
to benchmark current best practice.
- Teachers going on expeditions to savannah destinations
who want to feel informed and confident in the environment.
- Researchers or adventure travellers planning to
travel in the savannah.
- Anyone who would like to understand and appreciate more about this environment.
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 ONE DAY COURSE – Savannah Safety:
The essentials to ensure enjoyable and safe expeditions to
the Savannah.
This course looks at health and safety with particular attention to flora and fauna dangers and day to day issues such as navigation and kit and equipment.
We will look at the finer points of living and camping in the savannah, setting up camp,
together with some considerations on planning trips, using vehicles and leading
groups in this environment.
Cost £80 (£70 for students)
Dates and Venues 2010
- Apr 17th Savannah safety course
- Oxfordshire Book NOW - Claim 10% early booking discount
If you can't make this date let us know... we can add further dates where there is demand, run a course at your venue or for your group or fit you onto some of our private courses.
Other Linked Courses... Prepare for your expedition with a discounted place on our first aid courses:
See our one day emergency first aid course
See our two day outdoor first aid course
Note that there will be some overlap between the Desert, Tropical Forest and Savannah courses in terms of generic content such as risk assessment and emergency management. However these topics will be looked at with examples from and in the context of their specific environment.
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