UKLSI provides training and research to the Search & Rescue community in the UK

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Nationally recognised SAR courses

All UKLSI courses meet recognised national criteria and syllabi, are fully assessed and all come with recognised certifications that you can rely on.

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The latest in Lowland SAR techniques

All the training delivered by UKLSI is based on national and international research by academics and SAR professionals. You get the latest thinking in SAR.

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Enjoy the UKLSI Experience

There are many reasons to use UKLSI for your SAR training, from the high quality of courses, to the networking and friendships. We call it 'the UKLSI Experience'.

UKLSI is a registered charity no. 1139266

UKLSI provides training and research to the Lowland Search community in the UK.

Lowland Search is the search for vulnerable missing persons in the urban or rural environment. Missing persons may be termed vulnerable because of their age, mental or medical condition. Typically, searches are carried out for the elderly, children or despondents.

The Lowland Search community that UKLSI provides these services to includes ALSAR (The Association of Lowland Search and Rescue) Units, LS Dogs teams and Police Constabularies.

Our training is delivered by members of several different units. Members of most ALSAR and LS Dog units have attended our courses. Many of our instructors have held executive positions with ALSAR and are mostly experienced Search Controllers. What we deliver is therefore a balanced consensus of what is required operationally.

You can find details of our courses on this site. We are aways keen to support newly formed units and can deliver courses in any location if this is required.

To book a place on a course, or for more information, please contact us using the 'Contact Us' link at the top of the page.

 
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