Learn How to Predict Weather for Your Next Boating Season! (in the comfort of your own home)

Predicting the weather

Aug 23, 2017

Predicting the weather

CPS-ECP is offering INTRODUCTION TO WEATHER for Recreational Boaters, as an online pilot course, beginning September 25th, 2017. Consisting of online self-study components and facilitator supported learning activities, weekly topics and activities will be offered for a ten-week period. These will be enhanced by multimedia presentations like YouTube videos and valuable links to other meteorological websites. An online facilitator will support your learning throughout the course.

Online, you will be able to communicate with your facilitator as well as share experiences and connect with boaters in different parts of the country.

The cost is $125 which includes all materials. Your only requirement is an Internet connection and a willingness to try something different.

For more information or to register for the course, contact DoritGirash at wxforboaters@gmail.com.

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