...helping you research your family history around the world...
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...helping you research your family history around the world... |
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| This course consists of two classroom sessions
where candidates learn how to teach basic methodology, ethics and research
techniques to beginning genealogists. Students learn how to develop lesson
plans, to present workshops and evaluate lessons they have been presented.
It is expected that the candidates will prepare and teach at least 10
hours of workshops. The Open Book exam is designed to serve as their
teachers’ resource book. It is shown to the Board of Certification at
their meeting with them. Successful candidates are expected to sign the
SGS Code of Conduct and Code of Ethics. There is an expectation that the
successful candidates will continue to keep abreast of the latest
methodology and teaching techniques by attending seminars and workshops
and participating in SGS activities. The Saskatchewan Record Searcher
Course is a compulsory part of this certificate program. The certificate
is temporary for two years. At the end of that time the Instructor is
expected to complete a written report outlining their teaching and
continuing educational activities. Successful candidates are then given a
Permanent Certificate that is valid for five years. See SGS Certified Saskatchewan Instructor Course for further information. Contact SGS office for further information or if you are interested in taking the course. |