Bushcraft And Earth Skills
Yearlong Immersion ProgramBushcraft. Professional Wilderness Guide Training. College Credit. |
The Earth Skills and Bushcraft Yearlong Immersion Program consists of our spring and fall semesters as well as our winter course and snowshoe trip and summer bushcraft canoe expedition, with the interim periods spent reading and researching related topics. The intensives consist of:
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The yearlong program connects our semester and expedition programs to form a deeper, more complete learning experience. Overlap between courses is minimal and large projects aren't repeated in the spring and fall. During the period between courses students have independent work to complete including reading, writing and studies of the natural world. We communicate regularly via email and phone, as well as face to face if geography permits.
Following their first course, students can take successive courses at a discounted tuition. While students are encouraged to express their interest in the yearlong program, there isn't a special application process or a financial commitment up-front. Instead, after taking a course and determining that they want to continue their studies, they simply let us know. Yearlong program students will be given priority in course placement.
There is no time limit for a student to complete their coursework. This means that you can take your first course this year, then wait several years before continuing your coursework and still be eligible for the tuition discounts afforded to yearlong program students.
If you have any questions don't hesitate to email, call, or stop by with them.
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