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Upcoming 4-H PYD Academy Courses

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Calling All 4-H Professionals

Ready to take your skills and knowledge to the next level? Elevate your impact with two exciting 4‑H PYD Academy learning opportunities this fall.4‑H PYD Fundamentals CoursesThe 4‑H PYD Academy offers two courses designed to deepen your understanding of positive youth development. Each course has two phases:

  • Phase 1: 20‑30 hours of virtual learning over ten weeks, providing essential knowledge and best practices to apply PYD principles in your work.

  • Phase 2: Maximize your learning with optional Learning Circles for four additional months, where you can collaborate and receive support in applying what you've learned.

Foundations of PYD for 4‑H Professionals


Course:  Sept. 30th — Dec. 4th

Learning Circles: Jan. 7th — Apr. 3rd

Location: Virtual


This course provides educators with a comprehensive introduction to the science and practice of PYD in 4‑H. It is recommended for all 4‑H professionals interested in developing a fundamental understanding of PYD and the 4‑H Thriving Model.



Program Planning and Evaluation for PYD Impact


Course:  Sept. 30th — Dec. 5th

Learning Circles: Jan. 7th — Apr. 3rd

Location: Virtual


This course prepares educators to intentionally plan and evaluate PYD programming as defined by the 4‑H Thriving Model. It's recommended for all 4‑H professionals with a minimum of three years of 4‑H career or other relevant youth development experience.



These courses offer a unique setting to deepen your learning, connect with colleagues, and receive tools and guidance for real‑world application.



Together, let's shape the future of 4‑H. Register today!

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