Introduction to GPS Navigation Course
Grade:
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This one-day course is ideal for GPS novices. You will learn some of the advantages and limitations of using a GPS and also get plenty of practice. By the end of the session you should understand how to get the best from your GPS to augment your traditional navigation skills.
These courses are non-residential and operated from our Stirling base. Participants should be of around intermediate standard of navigation by traditional methods.
Introduction to GPS Navigation - Important Information
Assumes: In order to get the most from the day, it is assumed that you would have basic knowledge and skills of navigation. This would include an ability to navigate partly off path with some contour interpretation and distance judgement. The skills covered in the NNA Silver standard would be appropriate.
Course Duration: 1 day non-residential course.
Covers: Background information, Understanding the key features of a GPS, The use of ‘Memory Map’ computer software, Advantages and limitations of using a GPS , Techniques for combining GPS and the traditional skills of navigation.
Maximum and Minimum Numbers
Minimum number - 4
Maximum number per instructor - 8
Group Bookings & Private Guiding
Additional dates or spaces are available for group booking by arrangement. Please phone us on 01786 445 703 or complete the Special Enquiry form.
Book Your Introduction to GPS Navigation Course
How would you like to pay for your CNDo Scotland activity?
If you would prefer to pay by:
- Cheque - download our postal booking form.
- Credit/Debit card securely online - use the form below
| Dates | SRS | Price | Spaces (?) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 15 November | £59 | n/a |  |
Recommended Reading
To get the most from your course you may wish to do some background reading prior to departure.
Maps which you may find informative are:
