Staying Alive Survival Services is a Training and Consultancy company providing Australia's first  Fully Qualified support in the field of Remote Area Operations. Established with the initiative to be a customer-focused leader in the Field of Survival, our organisation is based on educating people from a wide cross section of the community in Basic and Advanced Outdoor Survival Techniques.

Staying Alive delivers relevant, challenging and cost effective training for groups or individuals throughout the spectrum of global survival conditions; Land, Sea and Air.

Training is designed and customised based on an evaluation and "needs analysis" of an organisation, group or individual's specific requirements.

We have the capacity, experience and qualifications to provide policy input which is relevant and which accords with legislative direction. Thus providing Government Departments and Corporate Organisations with practical, high quality advice on procedures which should be implemented in regard to remote area operations.

Staying Alive Survival Services offers highly qualified survival instruction, specialist survival training courses and consultancy services to individuals, corporations and Australian government departments.

Every individual owes it to themselves to acquire the necessary knowledge before embarking on an adventure.

Every organisation has a moral and legal obligation to take every reasonable measure to ensure the safety of its employees. Staying Alive Survival Services can assist organisations fulfil that obligation with courses in:

Remote Area Survival Training
Global Survival Training
Search & Rescue Training.

Courses may be conducted at our training facility on the outskirts of Brisbane or at any location around Australia or the world.

Many of the qualities of a survivor equate to those of successful individuals and cohesive groups.

Outdoor Adventure based learning activities provided by Staying Alive Survival Services enable you to spend quality time with your working colleagues in an environment where the challenge of survival can provide less intensive courses with a focus on fun. No outside facilitators professing to know more about your business than you or your staff do; no questionable leadership or management theories; simply quality time with your people - learning about the priorities of survival and practicing skills forgotten by most modern Australians.

These courses are proving to be a most worthwhile and memorable addition to business conferences and corporate training weekends.