Opportunities From: Tennessee Wildlife Federation

SCTP Team Practices are opportunities for teams to gather at shooting fields to prepare for upcoming competitions. The schedule and duration of each practice are determined by the team and may vary. Every team practice session should be documented to ensure accurate tracking of volunteer and participant involvement.

Volunteers may include the team coach, individuals assisting the coach during practice, or those supporting with administrative tasks related to the practice. It is the responsibility of these volunteers—particularly the coach—to record the date, duration, and type of volunteer support provided for each practice session.

This documentation is essential for the Tennessee Wildlife Federation to track volunteer contributions and maintain program records.

For questions or guidance on documenting practices, please contact msandoval@tnwf.org

The Virtual Educator’s role is to deliver engaging presentations to individuals from various hunting and fishing backgrounds. By volunteering in this capacity, you will help support the Tennessee Wildlife Federation's goal of teaching everyone the essential skills needed to have successful outdoor experiences. TWF will provide all of the equipment and the powerpoint for the virtual class prior to the class. The time commitment varies depending on how long it requires you to set up but we allot for 3 hours total. The class itself is one hour and may go a little longer depending on the number of questions participants ask; however, 3 hours is the max time commitment for this volunteer opportunity.  Each virtual class topic is different. You can find out more about the virtual class topic through the specific skills and abilities included below. Please direct any questions to msandoval@tnwf.org.

The Virtual Educator’s role is to deliver engaging presentations to individuals from various hunting and fishing backgrounds. By volunteering in this capacity, you will help support the Tennessee Wildlife Federation's goal of teaching everyone the essential skills needed to have successful outdoor experiences. TWF will provide all of the equipment and the powerpoint for the virtual class prior to the class. The time commitment varies depending on how long it requires you to set up but we allot for 3 hours total. The class itself is one hour and may go a little longer depending on the number of questions participants ask; however, 3 hours is the max time commitment for this volunteer opportunity.  Each virtual class topic is different. You can find out more about the virtual class topic through the specific skills and abilities included below. Please direct any questions to msandoval@tnwf.org.

Volunteering with a hunt means helping Tennessee Wildlife Federation take novice hunters on one of their first hunts. By volunteering in this capacity, you will help support the Tennessee Wildlife Federation's goal of passing on the tradition of hunting as a form of conservation. TWF will provide all of the equipment and food for the hunt prior to the hunt. The time commitment varies depending on the type of hunt and species being harvested. There are several roles within a hunt: Hunt Masters, guides, general volunteers, and (if a hunt takes place over multiple dates) a cook. The positions needed for the hunts will be in the specific skills and abilities included below. Hunt Masters having gone through the dedicated training with an up-to-date background check interested in volunteering have a separate volunteer opportunity only viewable for them.  Please direct any questions to msandoval@tnwf.org.

Volunteering with a hunt means helping Tennessee Wildlife Federation take novice hunters on one of their first hunts. By volunteering in this capacity, you will help support the Tennessee Wildlife Federation's goal of passing on the tradition of hunting as a form of conservation. TWF will provide all of the equipment and food for the hunt prior to the hunt. The time commitment varies depending on the type of hunt and species being harvested. There are several roles within a hunt: Hunt Masters, guides, general volunteers, and (if a hunt takes place over multiple dates) a cook. The positions needed for the hunts will be in the specific skills and abilities included below. Hunt Masters having gone through the dedicated training with an up-to-date background check interested in volunteering have a separate volunteer opportunity only viewable for them.  Please direct any questions to msandoval@tnwf.org.

Volunteering with a hunt means helping Tennessee Wildlife Federation take novice hunters on one of their first hunts. By volunteering in this capacity, you will help support the Tennessee Wildlife Federation's goal of passing on the tradition of hunting as a form of conservation. TWF will provide all of the equipment and food for the hunt prior to the hunt. The time commitment varies depending on the type of hunt and species being harvested. There are several roles within a hunt: Hunt Masters, guides, general volunteers, and (if a hunt takes place over multiple dates) a cook. The positions needed for the hunts will be in the specific skills and abilities included below. Hunt Masters having gone through the dedicated training with an up-to-date background check interested in volunteering have a separate volunteer opportunity only viewable for them.  Please direct any questions to msandoval@tnwf.org.

Coaches, administration and adult volunteers who attend the TNSCTP competitions are volunteering with their team. Whether it is through mentoring a nervous athlete before they shoot, organizing coordination for parents and athletes, or scorekeeping on behalf of the team, your hours contribute to the overall seamlessness of the event. If you have volunteered in one, or all, of these ways for the competition, please take a moment to record your volunteer hours. Thank you for your support!

If you are at a satellite gun range, please still use this link. Thank you!

The Virtual Educator’s role is to deliver engaging presentations to individuals from various hunting and fishing backgrounds. By volunteering in this capacity, you will help support the Tennessee Wildlife Federation's goal of teaching everyone the essential skills needed to have successful outdoor experiences. TWF will provide all of the equipment and the powerpoint for the virtual class prior to the class. The time commitment varies depending on how long it requires you to set up but we allot for 3 hours total. The class itself is one hour and may go a little longer depending on the number of questions participants ask; however, 3 hours is the max time commitment for this volunteer opportunity.  Each virtual class topic is different. You can find out more about the virtual class topic through the specific skills and abilities included below. Please direct any questions to msandoval@tnwf.org.

Volunteering with a hunt means helping Tennessee Wildlife Federation take novice hunters on one of their first hunts. By volunteering in this capacity, you will help support the Tennessee Wildlife Federation's goal of passing on the tradition of hunting as a form of conservation. TWF will provide all of the equipment and food for the hunt prior to the hunt. The time commitment varies depending on the type of hunt and species being harvested. There are several roles within a hunt: Hunt Masters, guides, general volunteers, and (if a hunt takes place over multiple dates) a cook. The positions needed for the hunts will be in the specific skills and abilities included below. Hunt Masters having gone through the dedicated training with an up-to-date background check interested in volunteering have a separate volunteer opportunity only viewable for them.  Please direct any questions to msandoval@tnwf.org.

Volunteering with a hunt means helping Tennessee Wildlife Federation take novice hunters on one of their first hunts. By volunteering in this capacity, you will help support the Tennessee Wildlife Federation's goal of passing on the tradition of hunting as a form of conservation. TWF will provide all of the equipment and food for the hunt prior to the hunt. The time commitment varies depending on the type of hunt and species being harvested. There are several roles within a hunt: Hunt Masters, guides, general volunteers, and (if a hunt takes place over multiple dates) a cook. The positions needed for the hunts will be in the specific skills and abilities included below. Hunt Masters having gone through the dedicated training with an up-to-date background check interested in volunteering have a separate volunteer opportunity only viewable for them.  Please direct any questions to msandoval@tnwf.org.

The Virtual Educator’s role is to deliver engaging presentations to individuals from various hunting and fishing backgrounds. By volunteering in this capacity, you will help support the Tennessee Wildlife Federation's goal of teaching everyone the essential skills needed to have successful outdoor experiences. TWF will provide all of the equipment and the powerpoint for the virtual class prior to the class. The time commitment varies depending on how long it requires you to set up but we allot for 3 hours total. The class itself is one hour and may go a little longer depending on the number of questions participants ask; however, 3 hours is the max time commitment for this volunteer opportunity.  Each virtual class topic is different. You can find out more about the virtual class topic through the specific skills and abilities included below. Please direct any questions to msandoval@tnwf.org.

The Virtual Educator’s role is to deliver engaging presentations to individuals from various hunting and fishing backgrounds. By volunteering in this capacity, you will help support the Tennessee Wildlife Federation's goal of teaching everyone the essential skills needed to have successful outdoor experiences. TWF will provide all of the equipment and the powerpoint for the virtual class prior to the class. The time commitment varies depending on how long it requires you to set up but we allot for 3 hours total. The class itself is one hour and may go a little longer depending on the number of questions participants ask; however, 3 hours is the max time commitment for this volunteer opportunity.  Each virtual class topic is different. You can find out more about the virtual class topic through the specific skills and abilities included below. Please direct any questions to msandoval@tnwf.org.

Coaches, administration and adult volunteers who attend the TNSCTP competitions are volunteering with their team. Whether it is through mentoring a nervous athlete before they shoot, organizing coordination for parents and athletes, or scorekeeping on behalf of the team, your hours contribute to the overall seamlessness of the event. If you have volunteered in one, or all, of these ways for the competition, please take a moment to record your volunteer hours. Thank you for your support!

The Virtual Educator’s role is to deliver engaging presentations to individuals from various hunting and fishing backgrounds. By volunteering in this capacity, you will help support the Tennessee Wildlife Federation's goal of teaching everyone the essential skills needed to have successful outdoor experiences. TWF will provide all of the equipment and the powerpoint for the virtual class prior to the class. The time commitment varies depending on how long it requires you to set up but we allot for 3 hours total. The class itself is one hour and may go a little longer depending on the number of questions participants ask; however, 3 hours is the max time commitment for this volunteer opportunity.  Each virtual class topic is different. You can find out more about the virtual class topic through the specific skills and abilities included below. Please direct any questions to msandoval@tnwf.org.

Coaches, administration and adult volunteers who attend the TNSCTP competitions are volunteering with their team. Whether it is through mentoring a nervous athlete before they shoot, organizing coordination for parents and athletes, or scorekeeping on behalf of the team, your hours contribute to the overall seamlessness of the event. If you have volunteered in one, or all, of these ways for the competition, please take a moment to record your volunteer hours. Thank you for your support!

If you are at a satellite gun range, please still use this link. Thank you!

The Virtual Educator’s role is to deliver engaging presentations to individuals from various hunting and fishing backgrounds. By volunteering in this capacity, you will help support the Tennessee Wildlife Federation's goal of teaching everyone the essential skills needed to have successful outdoor experiences. TWF will provide all of the equipment and the powerpoint for the virtual class prior to the class. The time commitment varies depending on how long it requires you to set up but we allot for 3 hours total. The class itself is one hour and may go a little longer depending on the number of questions participants ask; however, 3 hours is the max time commitment for this volunteer opportunity.  Each virtual class topic is different. You can find out more about the virtual class topic through the specific skills and abilities included below. Please direct any questions to msandoval@tnwf.org.

The Virtual Educator’s role is to deliver engaging presentations to individuals from various hunting and fishing backgrounds. By volunteering in this capacity, you will help support the Tennessee Wildlife Federation's goal of teaching everyone the essential skills needed to have successful outdoor experiences. TWF will provide all of the equipment and the powerpoint for the virtual class prior to the class. The time commitment varies depending on how long it requires you to set up but we allot for 3 hours total. The class itself is one hour and may go a little longer depending on the number of questions participants ask; however, 3 hours is the max time commitment for this volunteer opportunity.  Each virtual class topic is different. You can find out more about the virtual class topic through the specific skills and abilities included below. Please direct any questions to msandoval@tnwf.org.

Coaches, administration and adult volunteers who attend the TNSCTP competitions are volunteering with their team. Whether it is through mentoring a nervous athlete before they shoot, organizing coordination for parents and athletes, or scorekeeping on behalf of the team, your hours contribute to the overall seamlessness of the event. If you have volunteered in one, or all, of these ways for the competition, please take a moment to record your volunteer hours. Thank you for your support!

Coaches, administration and adult volunteers who attend the TNSCTP competitions are volunteering with their team. Whether it is through mentoring a nervous athlete before they shoot, organizing coordination for parents and athletes, or scorekeeping on behalf of the team, your hours contribute to the overall seamlessness of the event. If you have volunteered in one, or all, of these ways for the competition, please take a moment to record your volunteer hours. Thank you for your support!

SCTP Team Practices are opportunities for teams to gather at shooting fields to prepare for upcoming competitions. The schedule and duration of each practice are determined by the team and may vary. Every team practice session should be documented to ensure accurate tracking of volunteer and participant involvement.

Volunteers may include the team coach, individuals assisting the coach during practice, or those supporting with administrative tasks related to the practice. This volunteer opportunity is for administrative tasks only.

This documentation is essential for the Tennessee Wildlife Federation to track volunteer contributions and maintain program records.

For questions or guidance on documenting practices, please contact msandoval@tnwf.org