This course delivers practical survival skills across multiple critical disciplines:
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Equipment & preparedness – build the right gear for the real world.
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Critical bleeding control – control life-threatening bleeding under pressure.
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Map & compass – navigate confidently without reliance on technology.
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Bushcraft – shelter, fire, and resource skills for sustained survival.
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Adverse conditions – operate effectively in unpredictable environments.
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CBRN awareness – respond to chemical and biological threats.
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CBRN awareness - Respond to radiological, and nuclear threats.
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Winter survival – function and survive in extreme cold conditions.
2-day weekend course
Saturday class day
Sunday field day
Saturday - 8:00am to 6:00pm
King's University, main building
9125 50 St, Edmonton AB
Room assignment will be posted at front info desk.
Sunday - 8:00am to 3:00pm
Waskahegan staging area RR210, 20 min east of Sherwood Park, between Yellowhead Hwy and Hwy 630.
Food:
Saturday - hot-food cafeteria on-site
Sunday - military field rations for lunch
Restrooms:
Saturday - full restroom access
Sunday - porta-potty access
Health:
On Sunday, the navigation course is 7km long and takes 3 hours to complete
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clothing layers for the forecasted weather conditions.
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insect repellant and sun screen as needed.
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water bottle that holds at least 1 litre of water.
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regular sized daypack or backpack.
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raincoat or a rain-poncho regardless of the forecasted weather.
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waterproof hiking shoes or boots are also recommended.
Saturday - no personal items required.
Sunday - following personal items required;
