Our Standard Courses
We offer various courses for different groups. We have also designed courses for groups who had specific requirements. More information below, click the course icon to navigate to the course page for a more detailed overview.
Kids and Family
One Day Five Skills
Ticket option: Pay What You Feel
This course is designed for parents and children to share an experience in the bush, learning about resilience and the wonders of the wild. You'll learn 5 key skills that relate to everyday life and a mindset we call "The Everyday Way".
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Skills:
1. Self Aid
2. Knots
3. Shelter
4. Fire
5. Water
Corporate
Corporate
The Pathfinder - Forge your Future
This course challenges participants to "Burn your boats" as Cortez did when he reached the New World, to focus on the road ahead and not retreat from your personal and professional goals.
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The course covers the following Bushcraft interest areas that relate to success in life and business:​​
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The Pathfinder
(Commitment) -
Self Aid
(Personal Development) -
Knots
(Skills Development) -
Shelter
(Networking) -
Fire
(Team Development) -
Water
(Reaching out for Help) -
Navigation
(Goal Setting) -
Sharpen the Saw
(Self Improvement) -
Affirmation
(Tools for Personal Growth and Change)
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General Public
Fundamental Everyday Bushcraft
Our Fundamentals course is tailored to provide training to families and individuals who have limited experience in bushcraft.
The course covers the basics of survival in the wilderness and also emphasises the practical application of these skills in everyday life.
General Public
Explorers - Coming Soon
Our Explorer Course is the ultimate opportunity for you to master the skills of early settlers in Australia and their way of life.
With a focus on survival in the bush with minimal resources, this course is designed to challenge you and help you develop essential skills.
Special Interest
Hunters Fieldcraft
This comprehensive course is designed to equip hunters with the essential knowledge and skills to operate safely in the bush.
It covers preparation, navigation, wildlife interaction, emergency response, and sustainable hunting practices and firearms safety.
By the end of this course, participants will be well-prepared to handle the challenges of bush hunting with confidence and responsibility.
Cadet Course
Cadet - Bushcraft Fundamentals Course
An Everyday Bushcraft course for Australian Military Cadets, we build on the Everyday Bushcraft fundamentals course structure while tailoring it to meet the specific needs of cadets, focusing on skills that align with military training.
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If your child is interested in joining cadets, we can help to develop some basic field skills that will develop some confidence for when they start, and if you already have a cadet who just wants a fun weekend to practice field skills and learn a few more, then our Cadet Field Skills course if for them.
Skills Covered:
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Field Hygiene - How to manage hygiene in the field. This is gender neutral.
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Common knots for use in the field.
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Field Shelter - how to setup a Hootchie as a sleep shelter, different configurations, tips and tricks.
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Cooking using a military field stove (Hexamine Burner).
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Water Purification - How to make water safe to drink in the field.​
Note: These are the core of the course, depending on available time, we usually also cover other useful skills such as:
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How to pack a rucksack.
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What to carry in Load Bearing Equipment.
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Tying a Swiss seat as a safety harness.
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Use of a bowline for field problems and how to tie one handed with either hand.















