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Survival camps:
Program: Survival
& Tracking skills
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Making Fire:
from bic’s to sticks including paper and wood
matches, lighters, metal matches, magnesium,
chemicals, optics, parabolics, flint and steel,
bow-drills, hand-drills, natural tinder bundles,
techno tinder’s, fire as a tool, fire safety,
fire physics, and safely extinguishing a fire.
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Getting Water:
from solar, bag and tree stills, reverse stills,
dew stills, Indian wells, water disinfection
methods from stones to halogens, flavoring
options, maximal hydration tips for optimal
performance in hot or cold weather, natural and
human indicators for finding water in the
back-country, desert survival gear, body water
requirements for men and women, preventing
dehydration and hyponatremia and more.
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Building Shelter:
from natural materials and survival kit
components; where, what, why and how to build in
desert and mountain terrain, sleeping warm or
cool, effectively using space blankets, garbage
bags and tarps, and how to choose and wear
desert and mountain clothing to prevent
hypothermia and hyperthermia
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Signaling for Rescue:
with homemade and store bought signal mirrors
and tin whistles, can lids, CD ROMs, sound,
smoke, ground to air signals. and activating the
Search and Rescue system
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Survival Physiology and Psychology:
efficient and effective trip planning,
recognizing survival priorities in hot and cold
climates, dealing with fear in yourself and
others, and preparing and packing survival kits
for desert and mountain regions
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Wild Edible Plants:
the truth about wild plants as a food source for
short or long-term survival, demystifying New
Hampshire’s many life-zone’s, pre-historic
hunter-gatherers vs. planting societies, basal
metabolic rate requirements for men and women,
identifying, harvesting, processing and eating
wild plants and exploring the use of some wild
medicinal plants.
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Using topographic maps & compass
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Using Sun and stars for celestial navigation
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Using MyPASS -
a web-based program which allows you to
inform friends, family, and other outdoors men &
women of your location afield for safety,
privacy, and emergency response
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Using GPS systems
Objectives:
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You will develop
your awareness
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self-reliance
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confidence
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survival and tracking
skills
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deep connection, and
respect for nature & the outdoors
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Type of camp
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in group or one-to-one
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Age
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5-18
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Period: Summer, Fall,
Winter, Spring
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Weekly. Maximum- 4 weeks
Availability: inquiry by email
info@topclasstutors.org
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Starting date
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Any time, Upon availability
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Rates per week
Age: 6-18
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Residential: € 2395 – Included: trainings
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Travel arrangements
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On request email: info@TopClassTutors.org
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Language of instruction
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English, Dutch, German, Russian
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Staff
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University/Sport academy Master or PhD
degrees, in possession of a First Aid
diploma
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Training Monday-Sunday
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Full day
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Subjects
Select 3 hours per day
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Martial arts, rappelling, survival
techniques, night dropping, shooting,
cooking, diving, shooting, fitness,
Judo, boxing, horse riding, golf, soccer,
football, yoga,
positive & critical
thinking and effective communication
trainings.
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Homework preparation
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Afternoon
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Accommodation
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Boarding house AEIS, Hotels & Spa resorts
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Per room:
Age: 5-19
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2 students maximum
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Food
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Predominantly Organic, International
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Specific needs, per week
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Yes, e.g. Islamic & Jewish and others,
additional fee:€ 170
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Hot meals
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Yes
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Flights to/from Amsterdam
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Can be arranged upon request, also
supervised by the staff to any location
worldwide
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Airport Pick-up/Drop off per person
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Yes
Rates: € 25, one way
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Enrolment
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Location
The Netherlands
Location Malta
Location Canada
Location USA
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Amstelveen or
Limburg
Sliema or Golden Bay, Malta
Vancouver Island
New Hampshire and other
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Survival camp locations
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Malta,
USA, Canada, The Netherlands
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