
Wilderness First Aid Courses (Including CPR)
Our 3-day Wilderness First Aid (WFA) course is a fast-paced, hands-on introduction to managing common injuries, more serious emergencies, and everything in between. Demonstrations, lectures and practical scenarios where “patients” will challenge you to integrate your learning provide a dynamic learning environment. At the end of the course, you’ll have the knowledge, skills and ability to make sound decisions in emergency situations.
Wilderness First Aid is different from the Red Cross or urban first aid. Focus is on initial and prolonged care for a patient in the back country. NOLS Wilderness Medicine is internationally recognized as the leading school teaching wilderness first aid. The WFA courses are usually 20-30 hours. CPR is always included in the 3 day courses in Scandinavia and Europe. A WFA course can be taught in either Swedish, Finnish or in English.
We have welcomed climbers, trekkers, paddlers, blueberry-pickers, parents, sailors, teachers, outdoor guides, scout leaders, fishermen, hunters and more!
Everyone is welcome, no previous experience required.
Upcoming WFA Courses
Sign up for a Wilderness First Aid Course
Select the course you are interested in.
Carefully read through the course description. You can also download this information as a PDF near the bottom of the page.
Select the “Sign up”/“Register for this course”/“Book” button to proceed to the course registration.
You will be provided either with a payment link/ invoice as requested on your course registration. Once your payment has been processed you will receive a receipt and will be confirmed on the course.
We will follow up with you prior to your course with information and updates.
Contact us if you have any questions! We look forward to welcoming you on one of our courses!
