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Kayak/Canoe Instructor Certification

When

Sunday, July 01, 2012 9:00AM to

Sunday, July 01, 2012 5:00PM

Where

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Beaver Island State Park

Phone: (716) 773-3271
2136 West Oakfield Road
Grand Island, NY
United States
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Event Details

This is a 2-plex Instructor Certification Workshop (ICW) Canoe and Kayak Level 1 Instructor Certification.  (An ICW consists of an IDW – Instructor Development Workshop and an ICE – Instructor Certification Exam – total of 22 to 24 hours).  This is a three craft certification – tandem canoe, solo canoe, and kayak.

A participant may earn certification in one, two or all three craft, but must be present for all three days.  Certification is not guaranteed through attendance only; the certification exam must be passed by a demonstration of both knowledge and skills.  The exam consists of a written portion and a skills demonstration portion.

Meet:

June 29 & 30 meet at shelter 4b in area 4 of Beaver Island. July 1 (exam) meet at the south end of Marina North shelter.

Fee:

$275 per participant (includes all sessions, ACA fees, and required materials/books).

Other Information:

Riverkeeper will provide all canoes, kayaks, and life vests.  Please wear appropriate clothing in preparation for rain, wind, and being in water.  Please bring a lunch and water/drink, and provide your own transportation to Beaver Island.  Space is limited.

To register for one or more of these sessions or for more information, contact Elizabeth Lamont at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

 

 

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