over all experience:

well detailed. was pleased to see the connections made to the indigenous people and explaining thy survived thousands of years in that specific environment. learned a few new terms like channeling with snares. I just few it as guiding them to the snare. As someone who lived in the north I knew that our local food had the necessary nutrients. Never really thought about the dessert people who also lived in that environment. a few issues as I mentioned earlier about the first aid. Question 7. on the final test talks about the fire board and spinal. finding the correct material was wrong my issue is if you don't pick the correct material the likelihood of success is almost zero. Question 27. You claim washing the wound nd is required to stop the bleed. you clean the wound after the bleeding has stopped 20 minutes or so. Prior direct pressure is the number one recognized method for bleeding control. Elevation helps with controlling the bleed. first aid is the weakest part of the course. everything else was well done. being able to change answers allowed me the user to correct my mistake with the correct information.

Wilderness Survival Course

I found this course to be very educational and informative on the subject matter. Would recommend to anyone wanting to expand their knowledge on the subject of wilderness survival.

Superb

Although I don't believe one can become a full fledged Wilderness Survival Instructor, it most definitely provides a basic level of knowledge. That if practiced and memorized, can lead to a solid intermediate level of knowledge.

Great

I took a long time but it was worth it

Wilderness Survival Instructor

Good

Up to Module 3 so far

There is quite a bit of good useful information so far and I am learning valuable tips and tricks. Being a visual learner, it would nice to have more photos or even short videos showing examples of the text. The background information/history is interesting, yet I don't believe that it is an asset that should be part of the quizzes.

Fantastic course!

Despite having many years of experience in this field, I have gained some valuable perspectives from participating in this course. People say that "Knowledge is power", but what they neglect to add is that more importantly you must also have the skills to utilize that knowledge to make it more effective. And skills are what you will learn by taking this course, despite your level of training and education in survival. Once you have completed the course, go out and add to your list of skills, develop more skillsets, and learn and learn and learn! A great course, highly recommended!

Wilderness Survival Instructor

Easy, self-paced, and accurate content

flat

too much reading

Fantastico

Fantastico

Wilderness Survival Instructor

I am finding this course very interesting. Helping to further my knowledge in skills needed

Pleased with the content

I have extensive knowledge of wilderness survival in my own area, however, learning about the Arctic and Jungle people gave me the interest to pursue learning more about the different climates and areas unknown to me. Honestly, the first module I found uninteresting and struggled to pay attention to it as it seemed frivolous and did not encourage me to continue. I powered through, though, and was much relieved to find more tangible content from there on out. on the whole it was very informative and I loved doing the practical assignments. I have never made char cloth or used a bowdrill or friction method before!

Wilderness Survival Instructor

I appreciate the holistic approach to survival in nature

Great Refresher!!!

I learned all this and more from my grandfather as a kid. We put it into action many times. This has been a great way to connect with that knowledge to be more prepared to pass it on. Thanks!

MOLTO POSITIVA

MOLTO POSITIVA