Would you like to develop sound navigation skills and practice including planning your own walking routes?
Would you like to gain confidence at map reading whether the weather is clear or misty?
Would you like to enhance your enjoyment of the countryside?
If so, you could achieve a personal performance award in navigation at the NNAS Bronze, Silver or Gold Levels, validated to a national standard.
Bronze Award
The National Navigation Award Scheme (NNAS) is a personal performance, non-competitive, incentive scheme for all ages to learn navigation skills and gain confidence to get out and enjoy the countryside.
At Bronze level we look at navigation in the countryside using paths tracks and other linear features. Basic map interpretation and compass work is included. This course will appeal to people with no navigation experience or those looking for an award.This is a two day training and assessment course, and most of the time will be spent out on the hill but there will be a small element of 'classroom learning'.
Minimum group size: three people, maximum: six people.
Max £90 per person non residential for a 2 day course. Silver Award
The NNAS silver award looks at navigation in the countryside using skills acquired at bronze level and adding skills required to navigate to features and places some distance from paths and tracks.
At Silver level, accurate compass work is required and an ability to use appropriate navigational techniques to go across country. This is a great course for candidates with experience of map reading wishing to learn new skills suitable to get out on the hills.
This is a two day training and assessment course, and most of the time will be spent out on the hill but there will be a small element of 'classroom learning'.
Minimum group size: three people, maximum: six people.
Max £90 per person non residential for a 2 day course.
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