Become A High Five Trainer - Recreation Nova Scotia


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Become A High Five Trainer

Monday, April 29, 2024, 08:00am - 04:00pm

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Becoming a PHCD HIGH FIVE Trainer (BAHFT) is designed for people responsible for staff training within an organization or people interested in delivering training to agencies who want to ensure children have the best way to play!

This training will help you and your organization improve the quality of your programs by committing to continuous improvement in healthy child development and training delivery.

https://campus.recreationns.ns.ca/catalog_classroom_detail.php?courseid=8

Location Day 1 (virtual), Day 2 (Sackville Sports Stadium, Lower Sackville)

$650

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