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Mountain first-aid instructor syllabus

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A topic map for planning instructor-led mountain first-aid training. This English reading edition preserves the distinction between the source's 26-hour Russian programme and 30-hour French programme.

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English syllabus edition 1.0
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Begin by understanding the two programmes

The Russian list contains thirteen two-hour blocks, including an examination. The French list contains fifteen, adding mountain survival and nutrition. They are two source versions, so the website does not collapse them into one course duration.

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Which topics require demonstration, supervised practice and assessment in the course you are planning?

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Read the common topic structurep. 02

The subjects shared by the Russian and French lists.

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Compare the source versionsp. 03

Thirteen blocks in Russian; fifteen in French.

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Prepare an instructor reviewp. 04

Use the archive as a planning input, with current teaching and assessment requirements supplied by the instructor.

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English topic summary of Secourisme. plan de cours.doc. The French section names physician Pouhov Igor as instructor. The undated source contains a 26-hour Russian syllabus and a 30-hour French syllabus. This resource records their structure; it provides no treatment instructions, current clinical protocol, certification or substitute for qualified practical instruction.

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