CLASSES

Driving improvement courses offer valuable opportunities for individuals to enhance their road safety skills, providing techniques to become more responsible and confident drivers. Hunter education programs equip outdoor enthusiasts with essential knowledge of firearm safety, wildlife conservation, and ethical hunting practices, promoting responsible and sustainable hunting practices. Advanced first aid training empowers individuals with the skills to respond effectively to complex medical emergencies, potentially saving lives in critical situations. Pediatric first aid programs specialize in addressing the unique needs of children, ensuring caregivers can provide immediate care for injuries or illnesses specific to young individuals. These diverse educational programs contribute to safer communities, whether on the road, in the wilderness, or at home, by fostering responsible behavior and equipping people with life-saving skills.

DISA - Driver Improvement Substance Abuse Program

Based on your schedule
8:00am - 4:00pm

8 & 4 hr Court ordered & approved DIP
Approved by 16th JDC
Approved by 32nd JDC
New Iberia City Court
Morgan City City Court

LDWF Approved Hunter Education

TO BE DETERMIND
8:00am - 4:00pm

We encourage every hunter to take a hunter education course. However, if you were born on or after September 1, 1969, you must satisfactorily complete an LDWF-approved hunter education course and receive Hunter Education Certification prior to hunting in Louisiana.

You must be at least 10 years old to receive Hunter Education Certification in Louisiana. However, even certified 10- and 11-year-olds must be supervised while hunting. Youth younger than 10 may take the course, but they are not eligible to be certified and will have to retake the course to obtain certification when they reach 10 years of age or older.

Hunter education is available to everyone, regardless of race, gender, age, or national origin. Your Louisiana Hunter Education Certification is valid for life.

10-hour course usually held over 2 or 3 days
Free
Suitable for all ages
Instructors can accommodate students with reading or learning disabilities; please notify the instructor of special needs at least two weeks before the class begins.
Most classroom courses require advance registration. Register for a classroom course online or by calling one of our Wildlife Field Offices.
Students must complete an in-person test and live-fire exercise. LDWF provides firearms and ammunition for the live-fire exercise so students should not bring their own.
You will receive temporary Hunter Education Certification credentials upon successful completion of the course. You will receive your permanent certification via email at the address provided during registration. You can also print your card via your LDWF account. Log into your account online, select View Your Certifications, then select Get Your Certificate.

Advanced First AID, CPR & AED

TO BE DETERMIND
5:00pm - 7:00pm

Give basic life support training commonly taught to health care and rescue professionals
Control bleeding and manage shock
Care for injuries and medical emergencies
Give advanced resuscitation techniques
Identify special situations such as: behavioral emergencies, pregnancy and childbirth
Perform remote-location first aid

Who will benefit:

Employees in a high risk industry
College students
Individuals requiring certification

Pediatric First AID, CPR & AED

TO BE DETERMIND
3:00pm - 4:00pm

Take action in a medical emergency
Provide basic life support
Treat bleeding and wound care
Treat shock, burns and poisoning and deal with sudden illness
Respond in cold and heat emergencies
Ensure safety for children with disabilities