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1. www.savethebuzztails.org › trainingThe Rattlesnake Conservancy | Venomous Reptile Training

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   The first day of training involves 6 hours of classroom work, where students learn about venom toxinology, native venomous snakes in their region, snake bite management, captive venomous reptiles, and disease monitoring and management.

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3. savethesnakes.org › trainingVenomous Snake Training Courses - Save The Snakes

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   Students learn about the various type of handling equipment available to safely work with venomous reptiles, how to spot venomous reptiles in the wild, and handle multiple species and sizes of venomous snakes.

4. nwcoa.com › page-18163NWCOA - Venomous Snake Safety & Handling

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   Oct 21, 2024 · This course covers snake biology and identification (elapids and pit vipers), snake behavior, trapping, relocation, safety, and LIVE venomous snake handling. To ensure practice and safety for all, this course is capped at 15 people per class – so sign-up quickly!

5. snakesnuggles.com › snake-handling-safetySnake Handling Safety: Tips & Techniques for Secure ...

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   4 days ago · Gently grip the midsection, balancing firmness and care. Avoid grabbing the head or tail to prevent panic or injury. Keep your posture calm and steady, ensuring you’re ready for any sudden movements. With practice, this becomes natural, enhancing your confidence in handling both venomous and non-venomous snakes.

6. www.adaptationenvironmental.com › wildlife-expertSnake Trainings - ADAPTATION

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   Training topics include identification, natural history, encounter avoidance and safety, first aid and handling techniques. We will focus on venomous snakes in your area and tailor the course to your specific needs. Safety Standard - Our handling and manipulation techniques are designed for safety first.

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7. trainings.adaptationenvironmental.com › coursesU.S. Venomous Snake Safety Course: Essentials

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   Snake Safety Awareness Training + Handling Fundamentals. This online training is designed to provide expertise for professionals to safely work with U.S. venomous snakes. Topics include identification, natural history, safety and introduction to handling.

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   How do I become a venomous snake safety & handling certified?

   • Upon completion of this course and successful passing of a written and skills test, the WCO will become NWCOA U.S. Venomous Snake Safety and Handling Certified. Successful students will also receive a certificate of completion and have use of the logo mark in marketing materials.

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   Is there a venomous snake safety training?

   • Yes, there is a 3 year Venomous Snake Safety with Intro to Handling Certificate with the successful completion of this training. Are there materials I get to keep? This training comes with a fillable Snake Safety Plan and Venomous Snake Safety Manual.

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   How many people can attend a snake training course?

   • This course covers snake biology and identification (elapids and pit vipers), snake behavior, trapping, relocation, safety, and LIVE venomous snake handling. To ensure practice and safety for all, this course is capped at 15 people per class – so sign-up quickly!

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   How do I choose a snake Training Institute?

   • When picking a training institute to do your course with, make sure they have qualified and experienced trainers, are accredited and issue you with a snake awareness, first aid for snakebite and venomous snake handling certificate (these certificates are usually valid for two years and you then need to attend a refresher course)

   How to become a certified snake handler? - African Snakebite Institute

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   How long does snake training take?

   • The first day of training involves 6 hours of classroom work, where students learn about venom toxinology, native venomous snakes in their region, snake bite management, captive venomous reptiles, and disease monitoring and management. On day 2, students have the opportunity to safely handle with both venomous and non-venomous species.

   The Rattlesnake Conservancy | Venomous Reptile Training

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   How do I get hands on training with a venomous snake?

   • Hands on training will begin with nonvenomous snakes covering how to move and secure them safely. Students will then be given the opportunity to get one on one training with a venomous snake. To schedule a course for your team, please contact us at contact@savethesnakes.org or by calling 916-520-4382 for more information.

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9. www.africansnakebiteinstitute.com › articles › howHow to become a certified snake handler? - African Snakebite ...

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   The answer is quite simple, you need to attend a snake awareness, first aid for snakebite and venomous snake handling course.