Introduction to Heritage Interpreter
Introduction to Heritage Interpreter
Course Overview
This course will help participants become master storytellers. They will learn to use their knowledge and first-hand experience to share stories so visitors can relate on a personal level. Upon successful completion of this course, participants receive a certificate for their records.
Who should take the course?
This is an introductory course designed for staff and volunteers who present information about natural, cultural or historical heritage.
The course is intended for individuals with new or limited experience in designing and delivering interpretive content.
This course will help those who are responsible for conducting guided tours, talks, presentations, living history, activity programs and special events. It will also help those who develop interpretive exhibits, displays and similar media.
Course Objectives
After completing the Introduction to Heritage Interpreter; you will better able to:
- Understand and use the process of interpretation
- Communicate with adult learners
- Research your topic
- Use interpretive tools
- Plan and present your program
- Evaluate your program
- Present yourself as a professional
- Understand the role of interpretation with the tourism sector
Evaluation
Participants are provided with opportunities to practice and demonstrate the skills and techniques learned.
Course Duration
This course is delivered over three eight-hour days, for a total of 24 hours of instruction.
Registration
Contact Tourism Saskatchewan Workforce Development:
(306) 933-5900Toll-free 1-800-331-1529
training@tourismsask.com
