The Survival School Level 2 Weekend-Bushcraft-Assessment-NCFE-CQ-Qualification
£140.00
The NCFE has approved Survival School as a centre to run the Bushcraft, Survival and Wilderness Living Skills course, which has been accredited as Level 2. This course is a two weekend course is run by Back to Wilderness in High Lodge Thetford Forest, under license from Survival School, NCFE Centre 001135.
The first weekend, which is our Weekend Bushcraft and Survival Course, will teach you all you need to know and the second weekend is your assessment weekend. We would suggest a period of consolidation in between.
Site Entry is not included in the cost of this course
- Course: The Survival School Level 2 Bushcraft, Survival and Wilderness Living Skills Assessment. Accredited by the NCFE
- Venue: East Anglia (Thetford Forest – IP27 0AF) – Run by Back to Wilderness, under license from Survival School, NCFE Centre 001135.
- Times: 8am on the Saturday – midday on the Sunday
- Ages: All ages above 14 years welcome. Under 18s must be accompanied by an adult.
Back To Wilderness provides this course under licence from Survival School, NCFE Centre 001135
Description
The Syllabus: 
- Cutting Tool Safety
- Game Preparation (mammal, fish and fowl)
- Damper Bread
- Cutting Techniques
- Shelter Building
- Fire Lighting (including friction fire lighting)
- Traps and Snares
- Water Preparation
- Natural Cordage
- Knife Sharpening
- Knife Law
- Foraging (edible, medicinal and poisonous plants, tree identification and tree uses)
- Natural Navigation
The course will be assessed by Survival School Instructors and verified by Jonny Crockett. When you book you should click on the two links below. The Learning Outcomes will give you a list of what you will be assessed on and the Student Handbook is a useful reference to any other information you may need.
What you will learn on the course: Level 2 Learning Outcomes
Please click here for the SURVIVAL SCHOOL STUDENTS HANDBOOK
Paul Seeman –
The support I received from Ray between the training weekend and the final assessment was superb. When I eventually passed the assessment I felt confident and ready to do so. People will take part in the original weekend for a number of reasons but for those who wish to I recommend completing the assessment 100% – the L2 is equivalent to a top grade GCSE.