After 22 years in the Royal Marines Nick has recently started training in education. He has climbed from the age of 14, cutting his teeth on the sandstone edges near Tonbridge and has gone on to climb throughout the UK and Europe and as far afield as Japan, Australia and the Philippians.

He has lead expeditions to Alaska and the Himalayas and in 2003 was awarded the Royal Humane Society Bronze Medal for his part in the rescue of a stricken climber on the North Ridge of Mount Everest.

Nick has lectured on leadership to a large number of corporate clients using his experience both as a mountaineer and as an operational commander in the Royal Marines.

Nick brings a wealth of experience to Adventure First Aid. He will be leading our Expedition planners course in the Alps next year and delivering aspects of the the Health at High Altitude course.

Nick also delivers Single Pitch Award training and assessments

Qualifications
Mountain Instructor Certificate
International Mountain Leader
Scottish National Ski Council Mountain Ski Leader