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Online Training Available

June 30, 2020 By scprojectwet

Online training is now available for educators interested in the Project WET curriculum. If you’re a formal educator, an informal educator, or a parent who’d like to use the award winning curriculum with your children, this is for you.

This training will take the place of the usual 6 hour workshop required to use the WET Guide and Activities. This is a self-paced online training, so you can do it whenever you have time. You’ll only pay for the guide and shipping to you which costs $40. If you are in Greenville County, we have funds to provide the guide at no cost, so the training will be free for you.

The link to the training is http://online-training.projectwet.org/guide-training/ 

At some point it should ask you for an access code. You should use 212P25 in order to link your course to your South Carolina state coordinator.

We’ll work together when applicable since you obviously won’t be using these activities in your classroom right now. I’ve had folks do an activity for family and send a video or just review activities and come up with a lesson plan. We can be flexible!

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SC Project WET

projectwetWhat is South Carolina Project WET?  
Each state has coordinators that provide local training and administration for the program. In South Carolina we provide training for formal and non-formal educators and facilitators through water education workshops, promote water education throughout the state, and provide materials and support to all those who participate.

Project WET Host Institution

Greenville County Soil and Water
Conservation District

301 University Ridge, Suite 4800
Greenville, SC 29601
864.467-2755

South Carolina Project WET Coordinator
Lynn Pilewski
864-920-6397

The ProjectWET Foundation

Project WET’s mission is to reach children, parents, teachers and community members of the world with water education that promotes awareness of water and empowers community action to solve complex water issues.

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