Resource Management Officer Technician Introduction Course- Nanaimo
Overview
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The Resource Management Officer Technician (RMOT) Introduction Course is a three-day course that provides participants with baseline knowledge in fisheries resource management, compliance monitoring, reporting and an introduction to observe, record, report theory. The course objectives include introducing participants to the intricate facets of fisheries, instilling safety best practices, fostering community connections and networking opportunities, and career information and guidance post-course.
Course Overview
The RMOT Introduction Course spans three days (~25 hrs), and participants will gain general baseline knowledge on fisheries resource management concepts, compliance monitoring and an introduction to observe, record, report theory through engaging presentations, hands-on activities, and insightful discussions.
Who Should Attend
This course is designed for Indigenous people who are new to, or just beginning their careers in, fisheries and aquatic resource management. It also supports those currently working in related roles by helping them strengthen their knowledge and skills while gaining a deeper understanding of key responsibilities. The program’s goal is to support professional growth and build long-term capacity within communities.
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- In person
Location
Courtyard by Marriott Nanaimo
100 Gordon Street
Nanaimo, BC V9R 5J8 Canada
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Day 1- January 27, 2026
Opening, Welcome, and Course Overview Learning Session #1 - General Overview of Indigenous Fisheries and Relevant Case Law Learning Session #2 - Exploring Fisheries Careers Learning Session #3 - Health & Safety in Fisheries: Activity #1 - Safety Scenario Simulation Learning Session #4 - Species Identification and Classification Activity #2 - Species Identification and Classification Practice Learning Session #5: Fisheries Data Collection Methods Day 1 Wrap Up and Group Discussion
Day 2- January 28, 2026
Welcome and Course Overview Learning Session #5 – Continued Recap - Learning Session #5 – Previous Day Activity #3 - Data Collection Simulation Activity #4 - Gear Types Learning Session #6 - Fisheries Compliance and Community Engagement Learning Session #7- Conflict Resolution and Dealing with Difficult People Activity #6 - Conflict Scenarios Day 2 Wrap Up Participant Dinner & Guest Speaker Learning Session #9 - Fisheries Career Review and What is Career Planning
Day 3- January 29, 2026
Welcome and Course Overview Learning Session #8 - Habitat Protection Activity #7 - Habitat Protection Activity Activity #5 (Part 1) - Fisheries Management Presentation Development Activity #5 (Part 2) - Fisheries Management Presentation Development Course Wrap up and Certificate of Completion
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Capacity Development Team
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