GIS Training

• Spatial Thinking: GIS helps students develop spatial thinking skills, crucial for understanding complex, interconnected systems in our world. It also enables them to create and interpret maps, infographics, and web mapping applications.
• Critical Thinking: Using GIS in education encourages critical thinking by requiring students to analyze data, methods, and maps. They learn to question the reliability of data sources and the suitability of maps for specific projects.
• Problem-Solving Skills: GIS was designed to solve problems. In the classroom, it helps students frame, visualize, and tackle real-world issues such as natural hazards, climate change, and social inequity.
• Project-Based Learning: GIS supports project-based learning, allowing students to engage in projects that require them to use their knowledge and skills in real-world scenarios. This practical approach makes their learning experience more relevant and applicable.
• Data Literacy: Working with GIS enhances students’ data literacy, teaching them to collect, analyze, and interpret data effectively.
• Engaging Learning Experiences: GIS makes learning interactive and engaging, fostering a more dynamic and enjoyable classroom environment.  

We have class-room trained 1,400+ GIS operators to-date.