07-04-2011, 01:06 PM
Look at the Canadian Association of Railway Modellers' "equivalent" - the Canadian Railway Craftsman - <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.caorm.org/track.html">http://www.caorm.org/track.html</a><!-- m -->
There are 6 achievement areas - and only 2 of those are about the models. Four (or two thirds) are about communicating and contributing via mentoring, writing articles (web and newsletter), and volunteering at events. So for the Canadian certification, it seems that sharing the hobby is quite important.
The Youth Certificate has four areas, balanced between models and layouts (2/4) and operating (1/4) and volunteering (1/4).
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Andrew
There are 6 achievement areas - and only 2 of those are about the models. Four (or two thirds) are about communicating and contributing via mentoring, writing articles (web and newsletter), and volunteering at events. So for the Canadian certification, it seems that sharing the hobby is quite important.
The Youth Certificate has four areas, balanced between models and layouts (2/4) and operating (1/4) and volunteering (1/4).
<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.caorm.org/youthcrc.html">http://www.caorm.org/youthcrc.html</a><!-- m -->
Andrew