Why become an Instructor?

As an Instructor on the SAR programme you will have the opportunity to develop your SAR skills and knowledge in a compressed time frame.  You will assist in delivering training to a wide range of participants in varied environments and learn the small adaptations unique to each of these environments.  You will have access to up-to-date national and international case studies and information as well as partake in informal discussions and reviews of the techniques and methodology to improve them for future courses.

The skills and knowledge you develop will be directly transferable to your own SAR group for both operational and training use.  You will be more able to assist in running informal in-house maintenance training and benefit from learning the techniques that make setting up and running training easier on yourself whilst still proving exciting and challenging to the participants.

You will have the opportunity to interact with other SAR personnel and learn from there experiences as well as share your experiences in an effort to improve SAR and help others save lives.