Enhancing Connections through Interpersonal Heritage Interpretation

Enhancing Connections through Interpersonal Heritage Interpretation & CIG (Certified Interpretive Guide) Interpersonal Interpretation is a comprehensive course designed to elevate your skills in interpersonal interpretation within the heritage field. Through a blend of theoretical concepts and practical applications, this course equips participants with the tools and techniques needed to excel in engaging with diverse audiences. From understanding communication dynamics to mastering the P.O.E.T.R.Y by NAI method for effective interpretation. During the course, participants learn how to develop and deliver purposeful, enjoyable, relevant, organized, and thematic programs and leave ready to facilitate meaningful experiences that inspire engagement with the world around us. The Interpretive Guide course is designed for individuals who regularly lead interpretive programs and would like to learn more about the fundamental principles of interpretation and gain invaluable insights to enhance their interpretive practice. Whether you're a seasoned professional looking to refine your skills or a newcomer eager to expand your interpretive toolkit, this course offers a dynamic learning experience tailored to advance your career in heritage interpretation. Instructions for Presentation Outline To complete the requirements of this course, you must prepare an outline for a 10-minute thematic presentation on a topic of your choice. Your outline must be turned in on the form provided by your instructor. Outlines include the following elements: 1. Your/Your organisation’s mission 2. Goal(s) 3. Objective(s) 4. Audience 5. Title 6. Theme 7. Introduction 8. Body (subthemes) 9. Conclusion 10. Resources needed Use a worksheet to develop your presentation outline. A clean copy of your outline will be turned in and evaluated along with your 10-minute presentation. Following the course, continue to use the presentation outline template for new programs you develop.