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Webguide - The Expedition Manual
Drawing on the expertise of its Trustees, Councillors and members, the YET is in the process of updating a webguide whose chapters deal with all aspects of youth expeditions for both expedition leaders and expedition members.

The webguide does not exist in a hard format but individual chapters can be downloaded (by clicking on the chapter heading below) and printed free of charge. However, if the chapters are reproduced, the YET should be fully acknowledged.

Although written and regularly revised by very able and experienced expedition leaders, the guidelines are intended as practical advice only and the YET can accept no responsibility for the safety or success of any expedition.
A : EXPEDITION PLANNING
A1 : The Leaders' Role
(a) Nature of Leadership
(b) Pre-Departure Role
(c) Roles and Responsibilities of Leader Team
A2 : Leader's Check List

A3 : Planning
A4 : The Team
(a) Selection
(b) Team Development
A5 : Training
(a) Objectives
(b) Fitness

A6 : YET Evaluation of Venture Plans 2007-08

The Scheme

Application Form


A7: Finances

(a) Management of Expedition Finances

(b) Fundraising

(c) Some Ideas for Personal Fundraising

(d) Budget

(e) Insurance

A8 : Kit Lists and Information

A9 : Legal Aspects of Expedition Planning

A10 : Information
(a) Addresses
(b) Reading
(c) Contacts

A11 : Questions for Selection of Third-Party Providers

A12: Risk Analysis and Management Systems (RAMS)

(a) Risk Analysis and Management Systems (RAMS)

(b) RAMS Template

A13: Code of Behaviour for Leaders

A14: Code of Behaviour for Members

A15: Conduct on Expeditions


B : ON THE EXPEDITION

B1: Safety and Responsibility

B2: Home Agent

(a) Purpose
(b) Incident Management

B3: Notes on the Medical Aspects of Expeditions with Young People

B4: Altitude

B5: Food and Water

B6: Community Work

B7:  Project Work

B8: Recording

B9: Team Roles

B10 : Animals
(a) Horses / Ponies
(b) Camels

B11: Adventure

B12: Personal Development

C : ENVIRONMENTS

C1 : Environmental Responsibility

C2: Arctic

C3: Bush and Savanna

C4: Desert

C5: Rainforest

C6: Mountains

C7: Canoeing and Kayaking
(a) Sea Kayaking
(b) River and Freshwater Canoeing

C8: Sub-aqua and Diving

C9: Towns and Cities

C10: Relating to Other Cultures

 

D: POST-EXPEDITION

D1: Rest and Relaxation

D2: Getting Home

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Disclaimer
The articles which form this website are all written by able and experienced leaders of youth expeditions, but represent their own personal views and not necessarily those of the Council of The Young Explorers' Trust. The points made represent suggestions for consideration rather than direct advice, and the responsibility for how these suggestions are used rests entirely with the users. No liability is accepted by the authors or by The Young Explorers' Trust for any loss or damage arising from the contents of the website.