Become a Minnesota Volunteer
Safety Instructor
Hunting season may only
last a few months, but
there's more to share
about the outdoors.
The Minnesota DNR has an
exciting program,
facilitated by volunteer
safety instructors, that
will keep you
involved all year
long. You will have the
opportunity to assist by teaching skills,
safety, and ethics to
both beginning and
experienced outdoors men
and women. Programs
supported by MVSIA
include:
- Youth
Firearms Safety
- Advanced Hunter Education
- Youth Snowmobile Safety

- ATV
Safety
- Minnesota Bow hunter
Education Safety
- Wildlife Species Clinics
There are many benefits
of being an instructor.
The training will
enhance your
organizational skills,
improve your teaching
skills and make you a
better speaker. Nowadays most safety
instructors team teach.
The typical class
involves two or more
instructors who share
the responsibilities of
setting up and
conducting classes. If
you have a outdoors
partner (or two!),
coworker or another
family member who can
assist you, please
invite them to consider
applying as instructors,
too! Your training will
help you share your
knowledge, skills, and
concerns with others
interested in enjoying
and preserving hunting
and outdoor activities.
If you thoroughly enjoy
the outdoors and
participate in the many
aspects of outdoor
recreation and hunting
opportunities then
consider becoming a
certified safety
instructor. For
requirements and
qualifications go to: http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/safety/instructors/.