March sees our first Hostile Environment and Trauma Training (HETT) course of 2013. We are continuing to offer places on the course at a heavily discounted rate for all freelancers.

With so many freelance journalists putting their lives at risk to document the reality on the frontline of a war or disaster, and in the many communities affected, there is a real need to have access to the highest quality safety training at affordable rates. Hostile Environment and Trauma Training (HETT) is essential for all those working in areas that are potentially hazardous whether through conflict, civil unrest, natural disasters or the remoteness of the location.

This course is for freelancers from all areas of current affairs, documentary film-making, photojournalism and news gathering - our goal is to make such training accessible to those who need it most, at a price they can afford.

Our courses normally retail for £2,100 + vat, per person, but we are currently providing places for freelancers on our HETT courses at a specially discounted rate of just £750 per person including vat.

Tonight sees the launch of a new series on the BBC, exploring the inner-workings of our planet like never before. Presented by Richard Hammond, Journey to the Centre of the Earth boasts stunning cinematography and an up close look at the true power of the planet in all it's glory. 

For the team at Remote Trauma, 2010 drew to a close in the same way it began, with falling snow and plunging temperatures. The same arctic conditions that saw some of RT's finest advising and supporting ITV's epic ice adventure show, 71 Degrees North, at the start of the year.

ITV's epic adventure show, 71 Degrees North, premiers this Saturday with a host of celebrities pitting their strength against the extremes of an unforgiving, Nordic environment and Remote Trauma was there, every step of the way.