Career Field/Sub-field: Specialty/Concession Management
Title: Concession Authorizations Development
Number: SFCNC-2010
Description/Competencies: This developmental level course traces the concession authorization process from the planning stage through the final signature. It concludes all the elements that comprise a complete concessions authorization package. Primary competencies to be addressed are NPS Program Management and Concessions Program Management.
Dates: TBA
Location: TBA
Funding:Benefitting Account
Contact: Dee Highnote
WASO-Concessions
(202) 343-1556 or ccmail: Highnote, Dee
Career Field/Sub-field:Specialty/Concession Management
Title: Law & Delegation
Number: SFCNC-2020
Description/Competencies: This is a development level course on policies, regulations, laws and legal structures pertaining to concessions contracts exclusively. The primary competencies addressed will be Legal Framework. Secondary competencies are Program Management for NPS and Concessions.
Method of Delivery: Classroom
Dates: TBA
Location: TBA
Funding: Benefitting Account
Contact: Dee Highnote
WASO-Concessions
(202) 343-1556 or ccmail: Highnote, Dee
Career Field/Sub-field: Specialty/Concession Management
Title: Accounting II
Number: SFCNC-2040
Description/Competencies: This developmental level course will provide participants with the information needed to understand financial analysis and interpret financial studies prepared by others. The course will enable participants to review annual financial reports, manage and track special accounts, and analyze financial information relating to concessions contracts. The primary competency addressed will be Accounting/Financial Analysis.
Method of Delivery: Classroom
Dates: TBA
Funding: Benefitting Account
Contact: Dee Highnote
WASO-Concessions
(202) 343-1556 or ccmail: Highnote, Dee
Career Field/Sub-field:Specialty/Concession Management
Title: Concession Program Administration
Number: SFCNC-2050
Description/Competencies: This developmental level course will provide participants with a working knowledge of the diverse components and sophisticated complex processes required for administering a concessions program. The course will provide personnel the knowledge and skills of the private business world in order to be able to better understand and address the various programmatic components such as contract law, financial management, maintenance plans, operating plans, insurance, building improvement programs. Concession Program Administration will be offered on a rotating basis with program content changing due to the diversity of the various components that make up the Concession Program. Particular focus will be placed on negotiation skills and conflict resolution. Primary competencies addressed will be NPS Program Management and Concessions Program Management, Communications Skills, Interpersonal Skills/Human Relations and General Management Techniques.
Dates: TBA
Location: TBA
Funding:Benefitting Account
Contact: Dee Highnote
WASO-Concessions
(202) 343-1556 or ccmail: Highnote, Dee
Career Field/Sub-field: Specialty/Concession Management
Title: Orientation to NPS Concession
Number: SFCNC-1000
Description/Competencies: This self-study program, has been designed as a forty hour training program for new concession employees (full-time & collateral). The program includes a notebook, as well as a video which is to be viewed with the appropriate section of the notebook. The program will allow participants to learn basic techniques/approaches in concession contracting, finance and operational components of the Concession program. A mentor will be assigned as an advisor to participants. Participants will be responsible for completing all program requirements independently.
Primary Competency addressed - Program Management - Concession
Dates: TBA
Location: TBA
Funding:Benefitting Account
Contact: Dee Highnote
WASO-Concessions
(202) 343-1556 or cc:Mail: Highnote, Dee
Title: Contracting Cadastral Surveys
Career Field: Specialty Field/Land Acquisition
Number: SPLAQ-3010
Description/Competencies: This BLM course, consisting of lecture, group discussion, workbook use, and case studies will allow participants to become familiar with the federal contracting process, and in turn, be able to implement a cadastral survey contract.
Method of Delivery: Classroom
Dates: TBA (24 hours)
Location: TBA
Funding: Benefitting account
Contact: Course Coordinator: Gene Repoff at (202) 343-4969 and Mary Robinson at (304) 535-6732 or cc:Mail Robinson, M.
Career Fields/Sub-field: Specialty/Land Acquisition
Title: Eminent Domain Seminar
Number: SFLAQ-3020
Description/Competencies: This Department of Justice seminar will provide an overview of eminent domain issues and presentations on special areas, such as trail techniques in eminent domain canes, partial takings,
highest and best use, and valuing contaminated properties. Workshops on particular aspects of eminent domain cases will give the participant an opportunity to ask questions and exchange ideas with seminar instructors
Method of Delivery: Classroom
Dates: TBA (24 hours)
Location: TBA
Funding: Benefitting Account
Contact: Course Coordinator: Gene Repoff at (202) 343-4969 and Mary Robinson at (304) 535-6732 or cc:Mail Robinson, M.
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