How is the Canadian Firearms Safety/Hunter Education course taught?
In New Brunswick, there are three options for obtaining certification under the Canadian Firearms Safety/Hunter Education Program. (1) Traditional classroom instruction: the classroom course is taught by Department of Natural Resources staff, with assistance from dedicated volunteer instructors. Courses are offered based on student demand and instructor availability with most courses held in the fall and winter months. A typical course consists of 16 hours of instruction and is delivered in 5 to 6 evening sessions scheduled over a couple of weeks. If you would like further information about the classroom option, please contact your local Department of Natural Resources office or visit the provincial Fish and Wildlife web site. (2) Home study option: you may purchase the course materials in printed form or obtain them for free online and study in the convenience of your own home. Upon completion of the study materials you register for and take the Canadian Firearms Safety (Part A) and H
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