Our courses
One weekend,
knowledge for life
From a six-hour intro to the two-day field course — choose the one that fits you. Each is hands-on, field-tailored knowledge.
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Our courses
2-day field first-aid course
Our flagship: two days of intensive field practice with real scenarios, in a small group. A night field exercise. So you truly know what to do in any conditions.
- Full curriculum, every topic
- Lots of individual practice in real situations
- Accommodation and meals on site
- Certificate of completion
- Course language: Hungarian
Field first-aid training – 6 hours
A six-hour, hands-on field first-aid training — the most important life-saving skills in a single day, for those who want to feel more confident outdoors fast. A great lead-in to the two-day course.
- The most important life-saving skills
- Hands-on, little theory
- Individual and group sign-up
- Certificate of attendance
- Course language: Hungarian
Hunter first-aid training – 6 hours
A six-hour, hands-on first-aid training designed specifically for hunters — for the typical emergencies on the high seat, the drive and in the field. On the hunting ground you can often count on nothing but yourself and your companion for minutes, even hours.
- Designed specifically for hunters and hunting situations
- Controlling severe bleeding (gunshot and knife injuries)
- Falls from the high seat: fractures, head and spinal injuries
- Resuscitation and care of an unconscious casualty
- Certificate of attendance
- Course language: Hungarian
Water rescue course
For water-sports enthusiasts: how to recognise and handle water emergencies, and how to rescue someone safely.
- For kayakers, canoeists and SUP paddlers
- Waterside and in-water practice
- Safe rescue techniques
- Certificate of completion
- Course language: Hungarian
The field course’s intro price is valid for a limited time and number of places; from January 2027 the full price applies.
What you’ll learn
Detailed curriculum
See what we cover in each course. The field course covers the full material with lots of practice; the 6-hour training gives you the key basics; the hunter first-aid course focuses on hunting situations, and water rescue on in-water situations.
2-day field first-aid course
2 days · overnightHow to assess the situation quickly and calmly before you act — and how not to become a casualty yourself.
Managing severe bleeding with gear available in the field, pressure bandages, improvised solutions.
Airway, breathing, the recovery position and resuscitation in practice, with real scenarios.
Immobilising, splinting and moving the casualty where there’s no even ground and no stretcher.
Cold exposure, heatstroke, ticks, poisoning — the emergencies nature throws at you and how to handle them.
When and how to call for help, locating yourself, safely evacuating the casualty.
What to do if you’re alone and you get injured — calm decision-making, improvised care and getting back safely without help.
Practising after dark in low visibility — so you know what to do in a real situation, in any conditions.
Field first-aid training – 6 hours
6 hours · classroomHow to assess the situation quickly and calmly before you act — and how not to become a casualty yourself.
Managing severe bleeding with gear available in the field, pressure bandages, improvised solutions.
Airway, breathing, the recovery position and resuscitation in practice.
When and how to call for help, and how to get the casualty to safety.
Hunter first-aid training – 6 hours
6 hours · classroomHow to assess the situation quickly and calmly in the field before you act — and how not to become a casualty yourself.
Treating gunshot and knife (field-dressing) injuries: pressure bandages, tourniquet and wound packing with gear available in the field.
The leading cause of serious hunting accidents: recognising fractures, head and spinal injuries and immobilising the casualty.
Airway, breathing, the recovery position and resuscitation — heavy exertion (e.g. dragging game) can also trigger cardiac problems.
The typical risks of autumn–winter hunting: cold exposure, shock, keeping the casualty warm until help arrives.
When and how to call for help (112), locating yourself, and safely getting the casualty out of the field.
Water rescue course
1 day · watersideCurrents, submersion, cold exposure — what the water and the body signal before things go wrong.
How to help without getting into trouble yourself — throw rope and device-based rescue.
Safely gripping, moving and bringing the person in distress to shore.
Initial care of the rescued casualty: airway, breathing, managing cold exposure.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Do I need prior knowledge or experience for the course?
No. The training builds from the basics, so you can confidently sign up as a beginner. And if you’ve already done a first-aid course, you’ll still learn something new thanks to the field-focused, practical approach.
Who do you recommend the training for?
Anyone who is regularly out in nature: hikers, cyclists (MTB, gravel, bikepacking), water-sports enthusiasts (kayak, canoe, SUP) and hunters — that is, anyone who may often end up in situations where help isn’t immediately nearby. And if you never set foot on a trail, you’re still welcome! Our material is just as useful for responsible parents and teachers.
How long does the course last?
The course runs over two days with an overnight stay. Two days of intensive, hands-on training with lots of individual practice, in a small group.
What will I learn on the course?
Situation assessment and securing the scene, bleeding control and wound care, care of an unconscious casualty and resuscitation, immobilising fractures, handling environmental hazards (cold exposure, heatstroke, ticks, poisoning), plus calling for help and safely evacuating the casualty.
What professional standards is the training based on?
The training is built on international guidelines and an international teaching curriculum.
Do I get a certificate for completing the course?
Yes, we issue a certificate for completing the course.
What should I bring with me?
Comfortable, field-appropriate clothing and gear. We’ll send the detailed list and all practical information after your registration is confirmed.
Where and when are the next dates?
The next two-day field course date: 10–11 April 2027, in Kismaros, Hungary. The refresher and water rescue courses will be announced in spring 2027. You can register via the “Sign up” button; for questions, write to info@fieldready.hu.
Can you run training for our own group?
Yes. For associations, clubs, companies and groups of friends we put together separate training tailored to your activity and pace. You can read about it on the For groups page.