WHAT'S IT ALL ABOUT?

The Bite-Sized Training for All project will provide free online interactive training for current and prospective Protected Wreck Licensees to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Protection of Wrecks Act (1973). This will encourage increased interaction, improved monitoring and streamlined management of Protected Wrecks whilst reaching new audiences to encourage increased diversity in Protected Wreck Site engagement.

A series of short, jargon-free, training sessions will be held online, aimed at supporting existing licensees as well as reaching new areas of the recreational diving community. The online training will also be on YouTube to watch on catch-up in perpertuity.

WHO'S IT FOR?

Anyone who is interested in diving on protected wrecks in England! Primarily it is for existing licensees of the protected wrecks but this training is also to encourage other divers to get involved too.

WHAT IS HAPPENING?

Here's a list of the dates and topics of the bite-sized FREE online training courses. They will all be about an hour long and take place at 7:30pm UK time.  


27 April: How does the designation process and licence application system work?
25 May: Accessing MoD wrecks
22 June: Site Security and Preventing Heritage Crime
20 July: Writing project proposals and applying for funding
26 October: Monitoring wrecks for climate change indicators
30 November: Which marine geophysics is right for the site?
11 January: Depositing Archives and Working with Museums and a Conservator
25 January: Marine Licensing and Merchant Shipping Act
8 February: Wreck Identification
27 March: How to deal with human remains in the marine environment

HOW CAN I BE PART OF IT? 

Click on the links above for free registration on the talk or talks that interest you.