OUTDOOR GUIDE TRAINING I Basic (OLGA I)
About this Class
Qualification to independently plan and conduct (SOLO) and lead (GROUPS) multi-day outdoor camps and trekking tours
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Contents
Discover our Outdoor and Trekking Guide Training
LEARN WITHOUT PRESSURE
Enjoy a group and learning culture without performance pressure, shaped by community, mutual respect, and a dynamic balance of seriousness and lightness
(including an invitation to make mistakes).
GAIN SELF-CONFIDENCE
Through the theoretical content and intensive practical experiences of the training, find the courage and confidence to embark on multi-day solo trips.
EXPERIENCE SELF-EMPOWERMENT
Develop your skills in outdoor skills, self-leadership, and leadership.
EXPERIENCE AND SHAPE COMMUNITY
Experience and help shape the creation of a community from a group of strangers.
RECEIVE AND OFFER INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT
Let us and the group accompany and witness your development, and immerse yourself in the fundamentals of individual process support and personal development.
DEVELOP LEADERSHIP SKILLS
Get to know our leadership compass and develop your own approach to holistic leadership responsibility.
BUILD RESILIENCE IN CRISES
Gain greater confidence in dealing with crises and first-aid situations.
The essentials at a glance
OUTDOOR & SURVIVAL SKILLS
As part of this training, we provide extensive knowledge and gain a wide range of practical experience. This includes, for example, the following topics:
- Orientation & navigation (using your mind, map, compass, and coordinates)
- Camp & trekking equipment (personal and group equipment for camp and on the trail)
- Weather & clouds (types of clouds, weather patterns, apps, ...)
- Hazards in nature (from A for an arcus gust front to T for a tick)
- Trip planning & preparation (route selection, calculating walking time, ...)
- Fire knowledge (firewood, tinder, fire layout, ...)
- Legal basics (the right to access forests, overnight stays, forest fire danger index, ...)
Structure
5 modules (4 seminars, 1 tour) with a total of 22 seminar days
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Waldläufer Wildnisschule
We are passionate about wilderness education, tour guiding, and Initiatic Process Accompaniment®. Through tours, seminars, and part-time training programs, we want to invite you to set off on a journey of discovery—to encounter nature, community, and yourself anew, and to connect with them. From the flint blade to the UTM coordinate, from ancient forms of communication to the latest findings in brain research, we want to integrate the old into the new. Our offerings can be divided into four fields, which are closely intertwined and flow into one another: wilderness education, outdoor leadership, Initiatic Process Accompaniment®, and water trekking. We love the breadth and interplay of these fields, and we look forward to sharing them with others. See you outdoors...
Wir machen Wildnispädagogik, Tourenleitung und Initiatische Prozessbegleitung® aus Leidenschaft. In Form von Touren, Seminaren und berufsbegleitenden Ausbildungen wollen wir dich dazu einladen auf Entdeckungsreise zu gehen, um der Natur, der Gemeinschaft und dir selbst neu zu begegnen und dich damit zu verbinden. Von der Feuersteinklinge bis zur UTM-Koordinate, von uralten Kommunikationsformen bis zu neuesten Erkenntnissen der Hirnforschung, wollen wir das Alte in das Neue integrieren. Unser Angebot lässt sich in Vier Felder aufteilen, wobei diese eng miteinander verwoben sind und ineinanderfließen: Wildnispädagogik, Outdoor Leadership, Initiatische Prozessbegleitung® und Wasserwandern. Wir lieben die Bandbreite und das Zusammenwirken dieser Felder und freuen uns darauf und daran, dies mit anderen Menschen zu teilen. Wir sehen uns draußen...
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