National 4-H Shooting Sports Training Workshop

from May 2 to May 5, 2022

2022 National 4-H Shooting Sports Training Workshop

Hosted by the University of California 4-H Youth Development Program

Qualified participants can become certified as Level 2 State Instructors
in one of seven different National 4-H Shooting Sports disciplines.

Archery

Hunting Skills

Muzzle loading

Pistol

Rifle

Shotgun

Western Heritage

Want to grow your 4-H Shooting Sports program?

Sign up for the Coordinator course to learn about administering a county or state 4-H Shooting Sports program.

Gain new skills to provide young people with opportunities to develop life skills, self-worth, and conservation ethics through 4-H Shooting Sports activities.

National 4-H Shooting Sports Workshop participants must meet the following criteria:

Must be at least 21 years of age.
Have state 4-H (Level 1) certification in the discipline in which enrolled.
Have a minimum level of experience teaching in the discipline. This is determined by discipline instructor(s).
Have an interest in 4-H, positive youth development, and STEM
Endorse Train-the-Trainer concept in 4-H Shooting Sports
Have experience teaching youth and/or adults.
Have current 4-H Volunteer status or Extension Faculty status in their state
Have been recommended by their State 4-H Shooting Sports Coordinator

After completing this National 4-H Level 2 Instructor training, you are expected to:

Return to your state to become a member of your state training team
Commit to assist in teaching one state workshop annually for 3 years

Safety First Shooting Association

11584 Shaffer Road, Winton, CA

We're excited to host this national workshop in California! We will be in Winton, California, which is near Yosemite National Park. See our Location tab to learn more about the area and how to plan for your time here.

COVID Safety Protocols

This event follows the UC 4-H Basic Safety Standards for statewide events. Please check our COVID Updates page for any changes to these standards before the event.

Protocols for Outdoor Activities

Face masks are not required when social distancing of 3 feet is maintained.
If social distancing is not possible, masks are required.

COVID Testing

Proof of a negative COVID test is required to participate in this event.

Protocols for confirming proof of a negative COVID test

Maintaining individual privacy and confidentiality is a primary concern.

Test must be collected within 48 hours prior to the event.
Home tests, with name and date documented, are acceptable.
A photo or electronic copy of test results is acceptable proof.
Test results will be observed and verified by a pre-determined 4-H staff member or adult volunteer.
Copies of test results will not be collected or retained by 4-H.
Test results will be verified at entry to the event.
The record will reflect that test results were viewed and confirmed for each individual. Records will not be retained by 4-H.

Persons with Positive or Inconclusive test results are not allowed to attend 4-H events.

Let us know if you'll be attending!

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