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Ski Patrol Training

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The Australian Ski Patrol Association is the recognised peak body for ski patroller training in Australia, and will be conducting its Advanced Emergency Care course in Tasmania in March 2015. The  course is specifically designed for ski patrollers and seeks to develop strong knowledge and skills, focused on the management of a wide range of possible first aid emergencies in the alpine setting.

The course will be offered in both Launceston and Hobart:

The Launceston course will be held on 21-22 March at Youngtown Primary School starting at 8:00 am

The Hobart course will be held on 28-29 March at Scots Church, 29 Bathurst St starting at 8:00 am

More details can be found at http://www.skipatrol.org.au/index.php/courses

The course is specifically targeting re-certification of existing ski patrollers, but any new patroller is most welcome. If you are interested in joining the Mt Mawson Ski Patrol, and would like to learn more please contact Craig Larsson at craig.larsson@norskeskog.com. We would like as many people as possible to become involved in Ski Patrol – it is a very important part of providing downhill skiing in Tasmania, and a great activity to be involved in.

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Immediate past president, Southern Tasmanian Ski Association

Peter is Immediate past president of the STSA, and a member of the Oldina Ski Club. He has been coming to Mt Field for many years, and is an intermediate skier who can get down most black runs, but without much style.

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  1. judith williams says:

    When is the nexst train ing

    • Avatar photo Peter Davis says:

      The next ASPA course in Tas is scheduled for before ski season 2020, as we are now on a “one course every 3 years” rotation. The STSA Committee is, however, having some discussions about whether aspiring ski patrollers could attend an interstate course, or whether we can get some additional training scheduled in Tasmania. Clearly we would like to have as many people involved in ski patrol as possible.

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