I am researching schools to attain the skill set needed to become an outdoor guide and survivalist. I'd like to be able to lead expeditions and teach the arts of survival. I am hoping to find a primary program and supplement it with other various certifications like Wilderness First Responder (WFR), jungle survival, avalanche training, mountaineering, and others I'm sure as time goes.
I've been looking for comprehensive programs. The 2 that I have found are Alderleaf Wilderness College and the Anake Wilderness School. Both offer 1 year programs that I think would serve my purpose. There are several differences, and Anake offers a second year program. With that said, Alderleaf seems to be the more popular and supported of the 2, but Anake has advantages as well.
I'd love to hear anything anybody has to offer about the 2 schools. Also, if anyone knows of other comparable schools, please advise me. Thanks a lot!
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