This comprehensive basic course covers all the skills required to become a professional river guide including safety briefings, river hydrology, equipment, oar and paddle techniques, rope skills, river rescue, flip drills, and many others. This course has become popular among experienced recreational river rafters as a way to increase their skill level and add to their safety while enjoying this sport. Upon completion of this course you will be prepared to write the provincial exams and work as a guide in the commercial rafting industry. On the last day, there will be a mock exam, at which point the student will know whether they are ready for the Government exam, or will need extra training days. I course will be held at the end of the guide school.
Students are responsible for purchasing their own textbooks.
Meals and tent lodging are included. Non-refundable balance is due by Monday, April 23 rd . A minimum number of 6 participants is required for this school to operate.