Educator Workshops

EDUCATOR WORKSHOPS

Give your students the training they need to survive outdoor emergencies!

Online Training

Course length: 13 weeks

Cost: $465 AMSEA tuition, $60 books (optional), $140 UAS technology fee

Credit: Two graduate-level academic credits (593 level) through University of Alaska Southeast

Online - ED 593 - Cold Water Safety & Survival for Educators

This course is web-based and requires online discussion. Course assignments are submitted online and graded throughout the semester. Like the in-person workshop, this training is designed for schoolteachers and others who work with youth. The workshop provides training in:

Cold-Water Safety & Survival
Outdoor Preparedness
Hypothermia
7 Steps to Survival
PFDs
Immersion Suits
Minimizing Flooding
Rescue Techniques
MAYDAYs
Emergency Signals
Risk Assessment & Management
Methods of Instruction

The course focuses on implementing AMSEA's four-volume, Surviving Outdoor Adventures, curriculum for use with children grades k-12 in the classroom, pool, open water, and other settings. Some topics not suited for online delivery are omitted from this course. For this reason, completion of this course alone does not qualify participants to borrow training gear from AMSEA. Completion of this course PLUS a teaching practicum qualifies the participant to checkout gear. A practicum can be scheduled on an individual basis after the class.

In-Person Trainings

Course length: 48 hours

Cost: $995

Credit: For an additional $90, three 593 continuing edication credits through the University of Alaska Southeast

Educator’s Workshops are designed for schoolteachers and others who work with youth. Topics include:

In-Person Educator's Workshop

Course Waiting List

Cold-Water Safety & Survival
Outdoor Preparedness
Hypothermia
7 Steps to Survival
PFDs
Immersion Suits
Minimizing Flooding
Rescue Techniques
Navigation
MAYDAYs
Emergency Signals
Shelter Building
Land Survival
Local Food
Teaching Kids
Risk Assessment & Management
Methods of Instruction

The course focuses on implementing AMSEA's four-volume, Surviving Outdoor Adventures, curriculum for use with children grades K-12 in the classroom, pool, open water, and other settings. Completion of this course qualifies the participant to checkout gear and teaching aids from AMSEA's gear library. A practicum can be scheduled on an individual basis after the class.