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4-H Volunteer e-Learning Course

The 4-H Volunteer E-Learning Course was developed in collaboration with 13 Western Regional states. This course is primarily for 4-H volunteers who want an introduction to the 4-H youth development organization and its philosophy. This course is a pre-cursor to the 4-H volunteer orientation. Taking this course does not certify you as a 4-H volunteer leader.

When you finish this course you’ll be able to define the purpose of 4-H, identify partners of the organization, explain where and how 4-H is conducted, and determine how to get started as 4-H volunteer.

The course takes approximately 20 minutes to complete

Course Topics
  • "About 4-H" provides information about the purpose and philosophy of 4-H. It also introduces you to the many ways in which you can participate.
  • "Positive Youth Development" provides information on the essential elements of 4-H. You will also learn about the positive aspects of working with youth groups.
  • "Getting Started in 4-H" provides information about conducting club meetings, after school programs and other types of gatherings.
  • "Leadership and Teaching" provides techniques and tools for working with youth groups.

Register to take the e-Learning Course!

Please fill out the following information. You will be provided the link and password for the e-Learning course after you press "Send."

First Name:    Last Name:

Email Address:  

County:

Gender: Female     Male

Number of years as a 4-H volunteer:

If you have any questions, please contact Mignonne Pollard at mypollard@ucdavis.edu or 530-754-8517.

This course was funded in part by a generous donation from Wells Fargo Foundation.

     

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