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Fall Leadership Training Program

Date and Time

Saturday, September 28, 2024 - Sunday, September 29, 2024

Location

Massachusetts, Boston Area,
MA

Registration

Registration is required for this activity.

Overview

This program is for AMC members who are interested in organizing and leading AMC Boston Chapter activities and trips. Upon completion participants are qualified to be a leader-in-training alongside an experienced leader or mentor for Hiking/Backpacking, Local Walks and Hikes, Bike, Ski, 20s & 30s, Forty Plus, Family Outings, Paddling, Mountaineering, Windsurfing, and Mountains and Music. The program consists of lectures, small group exercises, and role-play scenarios taught in an in-person overnight weekend session. Topics include trip planning and trip organization, safety, leadership approaches, and group dynamics. The program emphasizes experiential learning and decision making skills. Priority will be given to people who have previously participated in AMC activities. Participants are required to complete 1-2 hours of prep-work prior to the start of the program. Active participation in all parts of the program is required. Training will be held at New England Base Camp in Milton, MA. Check in starts at 7am on Saturday morning, and instruction will finish by 4pm Sunday afternoon. Lodging for the weekend is in personal tents or a shared bunkhouse. Meals will be prepared and shared by the group.

AMC Trip Policy

Cost*

Adult: $85 member
*$85 covers all program costs, including one night of lodging, two breakfasts and one dinner. Full refunds (less PayPal transaction fees) will be provided until August 30. Between August 31st and September 21st, a refund will only be provided if we can find someone else to take your spot. No refunds less than a week before the program.

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Leadership Training

Activity

Leadership Training

Offered By

Boston

Status

Open

Audience

Adults (18+)


Leader



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Jon finished a round of the New England Hundred Highest just before heading off to the Southwest for four years. He's thrilled to be back in New England and working seriously on the winter 4000-footers. Other fun had in the meantime includes the Pikes Peak Marathon and a rim-to-rim-to-rim run of the Grand Canyon. Goal-oriented but interested in keeping things safe and fun.

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