The affordable, online-based curriculum is mobile-friendly and can be completed on your favorite devices anywhere in the world, 24/7/365. The course consists of 13 units packed with images and videos. Coach candidates can start and stop coursework at their convenience from the comfort of their home.
Coach candidates must complete a range day within 12 months of completing the online portion of the course to finalize their certification. The SSSF typically works with state partners, including DNR/Game & Fish agencies to provide the half-day range portion of the training. Range days are entirely hands-on with coach candidates shooting and coaching to learn skills that cannot be taught in a virtual environment alone.
“Our coaches and volunteers continue to be “wowed” by the support, training and resources provided by SASP. At a recent “Train the Trainer”/Coach Range Day, the enthusiasm, generosity, and professionalism of our SASP trainers was noticed by all – including our Sportsmen’s Club members, officers, and staff! Initially, we were nervous about organizing a new SASP team, planning our first matches, etc. Quickly, we learned SASP always had our back. They continue to help us do a great job for our youth and our community. The rewards of starting an SASP team keep coming and growing! We didn’t just start a new Action Shooting team this year; we joined a wonderful SASP family!”
This course was funded in part by the Multistate Conservation Grant Program (grant F19AP00118), a program supported with funds from the Wildlife and Sport Fish Restoration Program and jointly managed by the Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
