C o u r s e S p o n s o r s h i p
Benefits of Sponsoring a Remote Rescue Course
By sponsoring a course, the sponsor has the opportunity to select dates and a location that are ideal for a customized course. The benefits of course sponsorship include customized focus on the activities and environments encountered most by participants, as well as a format and material that cater to the experience level of the group. Remote Rescue is committed to providing flexible, customized classes that provide the best outcome for students and sponsors. Sponsorship also allows for the unique opportunity to hold classes in a field or expedition type setting. Remote Rescue has taught courses on the river in places like Grand Canyon, Salt River and the Arkansas River as well as base camps and many other outdoor classroom settings. Depending on the groups involved, expedition and field courses can add a level of realism and intensity to first aid courses that traditional classroom settings lack.
How does it work?
Sponsorship requires a class size ranging from around 10-30 students, and sponsors decide if they would like to have open registration for the class or if they prefer to hold the class only for their participants. The sponsor generally handles all location arrangement, sign-ups for the class and collects deposits and payments. The sponsor will pay for instructor travel and reasonable lodging for the duration of the course. This cost may be passed along to students in addition to Remote Rescue’s per student price. As a sponsor Remote Rescue will put a link on our website to yours (with your permission, of course), and we will share any publicity that is generate by the course with your company. Here at Remote Rescue we pride ourselves on forming mutually beneficial partnerships. We look forward to working with you!
Recently Sponsored Courses
The following is a list of some of the companies and organizations that have participated in sponsoring our courses...
Adventure Partners
Army Natural Resources Program on O'ahu
Arizona River Runners
Bureau of Land Management
City of Scottsdale
Forestry and Wildlife of Hawaii
Grand Canyon Whitewater
Kauai Department of Land and Natural Resources
Hatch River Expeditions
Pulama Conservation Lana'i
University of Hawaii
U.S. Forest Service
U.S. Geological Survey - GCMRC - Grand Canyon Monitoring and Research Center
Western River Expeditions
Wilderness River Adventures
*Remote Rescue offered our first class in 2004 and our first international WFR course March of 2010 in Bali, Indonesia.
