- NOLS - Reddit
r NOLS: The leader in wilderness education since 1965
- Has anyone taken the NOLS wilderness EMT course? : r ems - Reddit
Has anyone taken the NOLS wilderness EMT course? I'm interested in taking the course in either Lander or Mt Shasta It's quite expensive so I would like to hear your experience if anyone did it Is it worth it? Are there any drawbacks? Would you recommend either Lander or Mt Shasta?
- People who have recently been at an outward bound experience . . . - Reddit
I have been on a nols and OB course The other people who are on the course can really make or break it I liked the instructors and the food better on nols On the nols course you would be in a cooking group of 3-4 We made some good food like pizza or cinnamon rolls
- Criticism : r NOLS - Reddit
Because NOLS wants everybody to have a good experience, the instructors will help with conflict resolution when this happens Although my instructor admitted that my group was a unique in terms of the amount of conflict resolution talks we needed, this did somewhat take away from my experience
- Is NOLS Wilderness First Aid training worth it? : r hiking - Reddit
16 votes, 16 comments trueI'm going to go against the grain and say that it's probably not worth it I am in Australia and am First Aid, Wilderness First Aid and Search and Rescue qualified I have no knowledge first hand of the NOLS course but by looking at the course notes it seems reasonably similar For me the WFA was practically nothing about the first aid and was all about being able to
- WFR pass : r wildernessmedicine - Reddit
I did a NOLS hybrid course That consisted of online learning that started about three weeks before the in-person component, then 4 1 2 days of on-site instruction Two of those days had an evening session The online part was three “modules” broken roughly into medical topics, environmental topics, and trauma topics
- Alternatives to NOLS? : r CampingandHiking - Reddit
While NOLS focuses on hard-skill education -- practical skills like knots, campcraft, navigation, etc-- whereas OB focuses on both hard and soft skills Soft skills being effective leadership, communication, risk management, self-reliance, etc I would recommend their semester courses but all of their courses are a blast
- Wilderness First Responder course - Overall impressions : r . . . - Reddit
I recently completed the 10-day NOLS Wilderness First Responder (WFR) course Here's a reasonably extensive overview of my experiences taking this course for the curious
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