NATIONAL NAVIGATION AWARD SCHEME - SILVER TRAINING AND ASSESSMENT
DATE / DURATION: 2 DAYS - 16TH / 17TH JUNE
PRICE £130 PER PERSON
VENUE: WESTERN BEACONS
SPACES: 8
The National Navigation Award Service (NNAS) has been running for many years and is one the most popular programmes for those wanting to learn map interpretation and navigation in a structured way. The course takes place in the Central Beacons and will focus on key skills such as:
- Relocation and identifying navigation errors
- strategies in featureless terrain
- route planning and simplifying legs of navigation
- poor visibilty techniques
- Advanced compass work
- Identifying Land features such as spurs, ridges, saddles and re-entrants
- Contour Interpretation
To secure your place, email info@treadgower.com to express your interest or book
NNAS BRONZE NATIONAL NAVIGATION AWARD
DATE / DURATION: SATURDAY 22ND - 23RD SEPTEMBER
PRICE £120 PER PERSON
VENUE: GOWER
SPACES: 8 AVAILABLE
The National Navigation Award Service (NNAS) Bronze qualification is one of our most popular courses, with most selling out quickly. So many people reach a point where they feel their Hill and Mountain walking has become limited due to the inability to interpret an Ordnance Survey map. Walking up and down Pen Y Fan is fine if that's your thing, but everyone reaches a point where they want to plan and design their own route, and enjoy the freedom of the hills. This course will provide you with all of the fundamentals of map interpretation so that you can develop into an independent Hill walker, accessing the mountain safely and with the map as a friend. Moreover, you'll gain a National Qualification in Navigation. To secure your place, email info@treadgower.com to express your interest or book
DATE / DURATION: SATURDAY 22ND - 23RD SEPTEMBER
PRICE £120 PER PERSON
VENUE: GOWER
SPACES: 8 AVAILABLE
The National Navigation Award Service (NNAS) Bronze qualification is one of our most popular courses, with most selling out quickly. So many people reach a point where they feel their Hill and Mountain walking has become limited due to the inability to interpret an Ordnance Survey map. Walking up and down Pen Y Fan is fine if that's your thing, but everyone reaches a point where they want to plan and design their own route, and enjoy the freedom of the hills. This course will provide you with all of the fundamentals of map interpretation so that you can develop into an independent Hill walker, accessing the mountain safely and with the map as a friend. Moreover, you'll gain a National Qualification in Navigation. To secure your place, email info@treadgower.com to express your interest or book
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