Course Code | OUT8062 |
Course Title | Teaching Youth Outdoor Skills |
Description | This Course will provide participants with skills and tools that actively engage youth in the outdoors. Through a variety of instructor certification modules and interactive classroom and field based sessions, participants will be prepared to develop new or enhance existing wild-life dependent recreation programs Objectives:Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:
· Develop a work plan to establish a new, or enhance an existing wildlife dependent recreation program · Using various teaching methods, instruct one or more hunting, fishing, wildlife observation or photography activities. · Demonstrate effective communication and group management of youth outdoor skills activities · Certified as an instructor for the National fishing in the Schools program · Explain the principles of the North American Model of Wildlife Conservation · Describe the Wildlife and Sport Fish Restoration Program and it impact on conservation
Target Audience:Educators, outdoor recreation planners, naturalists/interpreters, community outreach specialists, extension agents, resource managers, and others involved in connecting people to nature/outdoors. |
Delivery Method | Instructor Led |
Non-FWS Fee | $995.00 |
Instructional Hours | 40 |
Credits/CEUs | 4.0 |
Course Content Contact | Susan DeStephanis: susan_destephanis@fws.gov; (304) 876-7494; susan_destephanis@fws.gov |
Curriculum Category | Youth Outdoor Skills |
Registration Link | Register |
DOI LEARN Course Type | ILT |
Extracted from DOI LEARN on | 12/24/2016 3:30:22 AM |