Certified Interpretive Host Training Classes

What is the Certified Interpretive Host (CIH) program?
The Certified Interpretive Host category is designed for staff and volunteers at interpretive sites who have public contact but don’t usually deliver interpretive programs. New hires, seasonals, docents, volunteers, receptionists, maintenance workers, law enforcement officers, campground hosts, greeters, and sales clerks are among the individuals who may find the program helpful.
CIH training combines customer service with informal interpretation to help participants improve their responses to guests in general while helping achieve stewardship goals of the organization.
The CIH category offers recognition of a basic understanding of and ability to apply interpretive techniques that improve the quality of public interaction at an interpretive site with natural and cultural resources. This category is most likely to be used by employees or volunteers who want to enhance their job performance, but who have had little or no previous exposure to customer service or interpretive training.
Frequently Asked Questions
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The Certified Interpretive Host category is designed for staff and volunteers at interpretive sites who have public contact but don’t usually deliver interpretive programs. New hires, seasonals, docents, volunteers, receptionists, maintenance workers, law enforcement officers, campground hosts, greeters, and sales clerks are among the individuals who may find the program helpful.
CIH training combines customer service with informal interpretation to help participants improve their responses to guests in general while helping achieve stewardship goals of the organization.
The CIH category offers recognition of a basic understanding of and ability to apply interpretive techniques that improve the quality of public interaction at an interpretive site with natural and cultural resources. This category is most likely to be used by employees or volunteers who want to enhance their job performance, but who have had little or no previous exposure to customer service or interpretive training.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the benefit of CIH status?
- Who can participate in the CIH Program?
- What’s the benefit of CIH status?
- How do I achieve CIH status?
- Can you run a CIH course for my company?
- Does CIH status last a lifetime?
- How much does it cost?
- What if I take the test and do not pass?
© National Association for Interpretation
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