• Wilderness First Responder. This nine-day wilderness medical course covers how to handle medical emergencies and injuries in the backcountry, from hypothermia to splinting broken bones. Emphasis on hands-on scenarios. Sept. 5-13.

• Wilderness First Responder Recertification. This three-day course provides certified WFR’s with practice, training and updates to renew their certification. Sept. 5-13, Nov. 6-8 and Nov. 13-15. 

• Leave No Trace - Master Educator. Taught partially in the backcountry, this five-day course teaches the principles of environmentally responsible behavior outdoors and prepares to students to teach their own two-day trainer courses. Sept. 21-25. 

• Leave No Trace – Trainer. Designed for a broad spectrum of outdoor workers and educators, this two-day course teaches the basics of environmentally responsible behavior outdoors. Approved for continuing education hours in Jackson County. Oct. 3-4. 

• Emergency Medical Technician. This three-week course lets students walk away with national and state certification in basic EMT. Oct. 5-24.

• Wilderness Medicine Institute Wilderness Upgrade for the Medical Professional. This wilderness medicine training is designed for medical professionals such as EMTs, nurses and doctors. Those completing the EMT training Oct. 5-24 can earn it by completing a fourth week of training Oct. 26-30.

• EMT Refresher. This three-day program meets recertification requirements from the National Registry of EMTs. Dec. 2-4.

All courses are held at Landmark’s headquarters in Cullowhee. www.landmarklearning.edu.