AMSEA Training
Educator & Youth Leader Training (Surviving Outdoor Adventures)
32-hour course that prepares educators to teach AMSEA’s four-volume K-12 marine safety curriculum, Surviving Outdoor Adventures.
Description
This course focuses on implementing AMSEA's four-volume Surviving Outdoor Adventures curriculum for children in grades K-12, in the classroom, pool, open water and other settings. It provides educators with information, skills and lesson plans. Continuing education credits are available through the University of Alaska Southeast.
Key features
- Cold-water safety and survival, hypothermia and the 7 Steps to Survival
- PFDs, immersion suits and rescue techniques
- Navigation, MAYDAYs and emergency signals
- Emergency shelter building, land survival and local food harvesting
- Risk assessment for hands-on activities
Applications
- Teachers and youth leaders in coastal and water-based communities
Specifications
| Course length | 32 hours (4 days) |
|---|---|
| Curriculum | Surviving Outdoor Adventures Vol. 1 (grades K-2), Vols. 2-4 (grades 3-12) |
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- AMSEA Corporate & Agency Marine Safety Training
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