“Our course was approximately 60 hours of in-person instruction… two nights a week… or an all-day Saturday course for 12 weeks straight.”

Canadian Ski Patrol · The Moodle Podcast · How Canadian Ski Patrol empowers 4,100+ volunteers through training

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deliver a 60-hour in-person instructor course split into two nights per week or an all-day Saturday for 12 weeks before certification

60 hours; 2 nights/week or 12 weeks of Saturdays

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