4wd course in victoria?

Getabout 4wd adventures used to or still do run a course around here in Albury Wodonga whihc may or may not suit. Most 4wd clubs run a course of some sort or you could try contacting the VAFWDC or www.vafwdc.org .au.

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hi Tim

if you are close to melbourne then try the victorian 4 wheel drive association, the do have a web site with the dates of the courses.

Also thin about joining a club as courses tend to give you the basics but you learn loads from members of a club.

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Try Murcotts Driving Excellence, www.murcotts.com.au Have done it and it is a great informative day out, they run days all around Melbourne and Vic.

Most of the larger make clubs run their own courses based on the 4wd victoria model.
If you join a club you get the course for free,plus great company,trips organised etc.
You can get the course direct from 4wd victoria but you will have to pay for it.
Club membership gives you the best of both worlds.
There are many clubs who train,but two I am associated with that do ,are The Land rover owners and the Toyota clubs.
I am sure the Nissan club also does this at their property,ring 4wd Victoria for others.
Join a club and support your recreation.

Mate take the advice to join a club. You'll get much better training and usually it's a heap cheaper. Young fella from my office did a course with some non-club mob. They charged about $400 for half day. There were something like 20 students and only 2 instructors. You can imagine how much one on one he got. In our club you get 2 weekends of practical with one on one instruction, plus a few nights of theory for a fraction of what he paid. I imagine most clubs are the same. If it turns out you don't like the club scene you can leave after having done the course. It really is your best option.

Sure, Join a club, educate yourself as much as you can, but dont just take advice from just any bozo, just becasue he has been in the club for umpteen years doesnt mean he knows all the good habits. Much can be gained from an reputable organisation who devote their entire time to instructing and driving, such as a well respected 4WD training company, - dont just rely on the club alone.

I have done a few courses with Websters 4WD training in Melbourne. They have been excellent and well worth the money