1. OVER VIEW OF WATERSHED MANAGEMENT, ITS COMPONENTS, GOVT. GUIDE LINES & POLICIES ETC.
2. FUNDAMENTAL FINANCIAL CANNONS.
3. OPENING & MAINTAINING OF BANK ACCOUNTS
4. PROCEDURE FOR BANK RECONCILIATION
5. WORK ESTIMATES, MATERIAL PROCUREMENT, CONSUMPTION ETC.
6. GENERAL GUIDELINES FOR MAKING PAYMENTS
7. MAINTENANCE OF CASH BOOK
8. MAINTENANCE OF LEDGERS /RECORDS
9. GENERAL GUIDELINES ON ACCOUNTING SYSTEM
10. CUSTODY OF GOVT. MONEY
11. MAINTENANCE OF STORE /STOCK /STATIONARY REGISTER /GENERAL FORMS ETC.

1. COMMUNICATION-TYPES
2. BARRIERS IN COMMUNICATION
3. ART OF LISTENING
4. MEETING PLAN 
         BEFORE MEETING
                RAPPORT BUILDING
                INTIMATION TO PARTICIPANTS
                TIME & VENUE
                AGENDA
         DURING MEETING
                REVIEW OF DECISIONS TAKEN IN PREVIOUS MEETING
                PARTICIPATION OF ALL MEMBERS
                MINUTES RECORDING-PROCEDURE
                SUMMARIZATION OF IMPORTANT ISSUE
                DECISION TAKEN
         AFTER THE MEETING
                WRITING FINAL PROCEEDINGS
                ARRANGEMENT FOR BACK JOURNEY
5. TIME MANAGEMENT
6. CONFLICT MANAGEMENT
7. ROLE OF FACILITATION

1. COMMUNICATION SKILLS PERCEPTIONS
2. MODELS OF COMMUNICATION
3. COMMUNICATION BARRIERS
4. EFFECTIVE LISTENING TECHNIQUES
5. FACILITATION SKILLS MODELS OF LEARNING
6. ADULTS AS LEARNERS
7. TNA
8. TARGET GROUP ANALYSIS
9. ASSESSING LEARNING
10. Situation needing facilitation

1. INTRODUCTION TO THE COURSE
2. Forest offences- meaning, definitions
3. Important sections of IFA1927
4. Important sections under LPA 1978
5. Important Sections of Forest Conservation Act, 1980
6. Important Sections of Wild Life, Protection Act 1972
7. Important Section of H.P. Forest Produce Regulation of Trade Act, 1982
8. HP Land Premises Act
9. Procedure for chalking of Damage Report
10.  Compounding of forest Offences
11. Preparation of challan.
12. Seizer and confiscation etc.
13. Trail in the Court of Law /Reason of failure of the case in the Court

1. Introduction to the course
2. Types of Nursery
3. Site selection, laying out of nursery, preparation of nursery beds etc.
4. Introduction of Mycorrhiza and fumigation.
5. Seed collection, storage, treatment and its sowing
6. Glass house, mist chamber, tissue culture etc.
7. Nursery techniques for some important spp.
8.  Field Practical /visit
9.  Nursery insects and pest

1. Introduction to the course
2. Types of Nursery
3. Site selection, laying out of nursery, preparation of nursery beds etc.
4. Introduction of Mycorrhiza and fumigation
5. Seed collection, storage, treatment and its sowing
6. Glass house, mist chamber, tissue culture etc.
7. Nursery techniques for some important spp.
8. Field Practical / visit
9. Nursery insects and pest

1. Introduction of the course
2. Importance of the Forest Worker in H.P. Forest Department
3. Organizational set up of Forest Department
4. Organizational set up of HPSFC LTD.
5. Various Nursery Operations
6. Plantation Operations
7. Soil Conservation Works
8. Fire Fighting Works
9. Enumeration and Markings
10. Settlement Works
11. OVERVIEW OF HPSFC LOT WORKING
12. Miscellaneous Works Expected From Forest Workers
13. Service Rules- Discipline / Conduct Rules, Leave, GPF, TA Rules etc.
14. Official Procedure

1. Introduction of Courses
2. Definition of the term “Cash Custody of Govt. Money and Cheques”
3. Issue of Cheques, Maintenance of FAC Form No. 4 anD RECEIPT OF CHEQUES-FAC-II
4. Sub-disburser’s cashbook
5. DDO’s Cash Book, Cash Account and detailed Cash Account
6. Detailed Cash Account
7. Group Discussion
8. Preparation of Form No. 38 and Summary of Revenue and Expenditure
9. Preparation of Budget Estimates, Budget Control Forms, Excesses and Surrenders, Statements of Re-appropriations
10. Stores and Purchases-Detailed Procedure
11. Pay Fixation
12. Estimates of Works, Codal Formalities and sanctioning
13. Financial Powers Delegated to the Forest Officers in HP
14. Retirement benefits

1. ORGANIZATIONAL SET UP OF FOREST DEPARTMENT
2. IMPORTANCE OF FRHs MANAGEMENT
3. RESPONSIBILITIES / DUTIES OF FRH CHOWKIDARS
4. BRIEF IDEA OF SERVICE RULES- TA, CONDUCT, LEAVE ETC.
5. FRH KEEPING, CLEANING, HYGIENE, PEST CONTROL, GARDENING ETC.
6. MAINTENANCE OF ROOM, BATH, KITCHEN, FURNITURE, CHECK LIST ETC.
7. FOOD AND BEVERAGES
8. GOOD HABITS & SEVICES OF FRH CHOWKIDARS
9. HOW TO TAKE CARE OF GUEST ETC.
10. SETTING UP AND PREPARING FOR SERVICE
11. USING TRAY, SERVING OF FOOD CARRYING & CLEANING OF TABLES - RULES
12. CUTTING OF VEGETABLES, SALAD, MUTTON, FISH ETC.
13. COOKING PROCEDURE, SAFETY, PRECAUTIONS ETC.
14. MENU PLANNING & TAKING ORDERS
15. GROUP EXERCISES

1. importance of wild life management /biodiversity
2. organisational set up of wild life wing  & status of wild life in h.p.
3. important definition & terms pertaining to wild life management
4. important sections of wild life (PROTECTION) act, 1972
5. important rulings of apex court
6. important sections of forest conservation atc, 1980
7. sanctuary management plan – its importance, GENERAL guidelines for its preparation & implementation
8. wild life management v/s eco-tourism 
9. procedure – season- arrangements etc for conducting census         & its importance
10. ant poaching, procedure in dealing with wild life offences
11. damages and compensations- procedure thereof 

1. IMPORTANT SECTION OF LAND PRESERVATION ACT, 1978 GOVERNING PROCEDURE of SALE OF TREES FROM PRIVATE OWNERS AND RULES FRAMED BY THE GOVT OF H.P UNDER THE SAID ACT
2. IMPORTANT SECTIONS OF H.P. FOREST PRODUCE (REGULATION OF TRADE) ACT 7 RULES FRAMED UNDER THIS ACT BY THE H.P. GOVT
3. govt. instruction issued from time to time in connection with pvt. sale of trees
4. receipt, Scrutiny of application, other papers / documents and codel formalities related to pvt sale cases
5. preparation for demarcation
6. tREE MEASUREMENTS i.e. diameter / height
7. PROCEDURE OF silvicultural MARKING AND PREPARATION OF MARKING LISTS
8. TIME SCHEDULE for working, handing over of lot etc
9. preparation of stump count register / fellings
10. checking of lots – FELLING, conversion, property marks ETC.

1. INTRODUCTION TO THE COURSE
2. IMPORTANCE OF SEED IN FORESTRY
3. SEED FORMATION AND DEVELOPMENT
4. SEED STAND, SEED PRODUCTION AREAS, SEED ORCHARDS ETC.
5. SEED QUALITY AND ITS TESTING
6. SEED COLLECTION AND HANDLING OF CONIFERS
7. SEED COLLECTION AND HANDLING OF B/L
8. IMPORTANCE OF NURSERIES IN FORESTRY
9. PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT OF NURSERIES
10. BARE ROOT SEEDLING PRODUCTION
11. SEEDLING QUALITY
12. CONTAINERIZED SEEDLING PRODUCTION
13. ROOT TRAINERS
14. NURSERY OF CONIFERS SPECIES
15. NURSERY OF B/L SPECIES
16. VEGETATIVE PROPAGATION OF FOREST TREES SPP.
17. FIELD VISITS
18. GROUP DISCUSSIONS

1. INTRODUCTION OF THE COURSE
2. HISTORY OF JFM
3. NEED & OBJECTIVES OF JFM
4. CHANGING ROLE OF FOREST DEPARTMENT
5. ROLE OF WOMEN IN JFM
6. ROLE OF NGOS
7. VFDS FORMATION AND FUNCTIONING
8. ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF VFDS
9. PRA AND ITS TOOLS
10. MICRO PLANNING PROCESS
11. ENTRY POINT ACTIVITIES
12. CONFLICT RESOLUTION

1. PERCEPTION OF LEARNING
2. MODELS OF COMMUNICATION
3. EFFECTIVE LISTENING SKILLS
4. MODELS OF LEARNING
5. ADULT LEARNING
6. TARGET GROUP ANALYSIS
7. TRAINING ANALYSIS
8. TRAINING METHODS AND TRAINING AIDS
9. GROUP WORK
10. SESSION PLANNING
11. PRESENTATION BY PARTICIPANTS – VIDEO VISUAL

1. INTRODUCTION OF THE COURSE
2. WATERSHED CONCEPT, DELINEATION AND DEMARCATION OF WATERSHED ON GROUND AND MAPPING
3. COMPONENTS OF A WATERSHED, NEED AND OBJECTIVES OF INTEGRATED WATERSHED MANAGEMENT
4. INTERDEPENDENCE AND INTER – RELATIONS AMONG DIFFERENT COMPONENTS
5. TRADITIONAL AND MODERN APPROACHES OF WATERSHED MANAGEMENT
6. PEOPLE’S PARTICIPATION AND GENDER ISSUES IN WATERSHED MANAGEMENT
7. PASTURE IMPROVEMENT IN WATERSHED
8. DATA COLLECTION FOR PREPARATION OF WORK PLAN THROUGH PRA TOOLS
9. SIMULATION ON PRA TOOLS
10. FIELD VISIT FOR CARING OUT PRA TOOLS
11. ANALYSIS, INTERPRETATION AND UNDERSTANDING THE DATA PRESENTATION BY PARTICIPANTS 
12. PREPARATION OF WORK PLAN
13. FORMATION, CONSTITUTION AND FUNCTIONING OF WATERSHED DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEES
14. MONITORING AND EVALUATION
15. SUSTAINABILITY OF A WATERSHED

1. WELCOME AND INTRODUCTION TO COURSE
2. RELEVANCE OF VARIOUS ACTS
3. INDIAN FOREST ACT, 1927
4. DAMAGE REPORT-PROCEDURE
5. WILD LIFE PROTECTION ACT, 1972
6. FOREST CONSERVATION ACT, 1980
7. FIELD VISIT
8. CATTLE TRESS PASS ACT
9. LAND PRESERVATION ACT
10. H.P. REGULATION OF TRADE ACT
11. TIMBER TRANSIT RULES
12. USE OF I.P.C., CR. P.C. IN FOREST OFFENCE CASES
13. POWERS TO THE FOREST OFFICERS
14. H.P. SP. CORRUPT PRACTICES ACT
15. GROUP DISCUSSION

1. INTRODUCTION TO COURSE
2. TYPES OF FOREST OFFENCES & METHODS OF CONTROL
3. LEGISLATION AND ACTS RELEVANT TO THE FOREST DEPTT.
4. DAMAGE REPORT PROCEDURE/COMPOUNDING
5. CHALLANING OF FOREST OFFENCES IN COURTS
6. INDIAN FOREST ACT
7. RELEVANT SECTIONS OF I.P.C. AND CR. P.C.
8. WILD LIFE PROTECTED AREAS AND WILD LIFE PROTECTION ACT
9. FOREST CONSERVATION ACT
10. TRANSFER OF FOREST LAND FOR NON FORESTRY PURPOSE
11. RIVER RULES, 1971 AND H.P. PUBLIC PREMISES AND LAND (EVICTION AND RENT RECOVERY) ACT., 1971
12. SALE OF TIMBER ACT AND H.P. FOREST PRODUCE (REGULATION OF TRADE) ACT, 1982
13. LAND PRESERVATION ACT
14. PROCEDURE FOR PRIVATE SALE CASES
15. H.P. RESIN AND RESIN PRODUCTS (REGULATION OF TRADE)ACT, 1981 AND RULES
16. PROCEDURE FOR REGISTRATION OF FOREST OFFENCE CASES WITH POLICE
17. CAUSES OF THE FAILURE OF FOREST CASES IN COURTS OF LAW
18. MINIMUM WAGES ACT AND RIVER RULES
19. NATIONAL AND H.P. FOREST POLICY
20. SHARING OF FIELD EXPERIENCE/GROUP DISCUSSION