Apologies. Long time since your discussion on here and I obviously picked it up the wrong way
Terry. You may wish to check with your local authorities as to whether any UK quali would be recognised where you are.
Another organisation you may wish to contact for guidance;
http://www.cyclingscotland.org/about/the-staff-team/
Jim Riach was one of the people who helped develop the SMBLA scheme with Glenmore Lodge. Rik from Drumlanrig and I were the first 2 people/trainees to participate, Rik being the proud owner of cert nbr 1
Another course provider;
http://www.cyclewildscotland.co.uk/courses.htm
In Denmark most people are covered in lycra, wrapped around their carbon bikes spending more time looking at their heartrate monitor than the trail.
I really don't care whether the course is approved or not, there is no organisation to get approved by - so problem solved. Most teachers and clubs are selfproclaimed instructors. I just want something saying I have tried to reach som level of skill.
I run XC, trail, dh, dj and pumptrack so I try to get all the way around. I'm a first aid instructor and an outdoor guide. I have several hours of leadership training and have had the responsebility over 50 plus men.
I am still not planning the great grouprides above 600 meters, we don't even have mountains. But I would love to do skills training and skills courses.
I apologize for the poor spelling, hope your danish suck.