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== Announcement ==

'''Course Name:''' Search and Rescue Fundamentals

'''Description:'''

Also known as ERI SAR Basics,
SAR Fundamentals is the introductory course that covers
all the basic material that a SAR worker needs to know.
It includes both classroom and outdoor exercises.
A provincially recognized, SAR Alberta certificate is
issued for satisfactory completion of the course.

'''Offered To:'''

All interested persons - search and rescue workers,
government workers, and members of the public.

Up to 7 days before the course (February 3), 
deposits received from
search and rescue workers from any SAR Alberta member
organization are given priority.  After 7 days before the
course, seats are allocated in the order deposits are
received.

'''Instructor:'''

Brett Wuth and 4 guest instructors

'''Place:'''  Pincher Creek.

'''Date:'''

6 days.
February 10-12 and March 2-4, 2012.
See detail of times and places on the web page
http://pcsar.webhop.org/mediawiki/index.php/2012-02_SAR_Fundamentals

'''Corequisites:'''

By the 2nd weekend of the SAR Fundamentals course,
the student must have completed separately
and show an ICS 100 certificate.
This approximately 3 hour course
is available from multiple sources,
including for free on-line from the Alberta government.
See http://pcsar.webhop.org/mediawiki/index.php/Training/ICS_100

For SAR Alberta certification, 
the student must also attain
separately (before or after)
and show a valid Standard First Aid
certification.

'''Cost:'''

This course is funded by an Alberta Government grant,
with additional costs being underwritten by PCSAR.

Seating is limited.
Students who register but do not attend or do not complete
the course
restrict participation and funding for other students who would have completed the course.
A $50 deposit is required to hold a seat.
The deposit will be refunded if the student completes the course.

Deposits made out to "Pincher Creek Search and Rescue"
may be:

mailed to:
: Training Coordinator
: Pincher Creek Search and Rescue
: Box 1705
: Pincher Creek, Ab
: T0K 1W0

or hand delivered cheques to Brett Wuth (403 627-2460).

The text book is supplied as part of the course.

The student is responsible for travel, and
accommodation.
Lunches will be provided.

'''To Register:'''

Contact Brett Wuth, wuth@acm.org, 403 627-2460
and provide your name, e-mail address and phone number.
Or add your information here:
http://pcsar.webhop.org/mediawiki/index.php/2012-02_SAR_Fundamentals/Roster

Follow up with the deposit.

'''For more information:'''

visit
http://pcsar.webhop.org/mediawiki/index.php/2012-02_SAR_Fundamentals

== Distribution ==
To be distributed to:
* PCSAR members
** (done) "pcsar-announce" mailing list
** (done) calendar
** (done) announce at meetings
* (done) SAR Alberta training coordinators mailing list
* (done) CNP SAR
* (done) Lethbridge SAR
* (done) CSDA - Lethbridge
* (done) Blood Tribe Police
* (done) Shell Waterton
* (done) PCES
* (done) CMR

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 is available from multiple sources,
 including for free on-line from the Alberta government.
-It takes approximately 3 weeks to issue certificates, so students are encouraged to start on this prior to the first weekend.
 See http://pcsar.webhop.org/mediawiki/index.php/Training/ICS_100