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About
the Program
The
goal of this certificate program is to offer training
and human resource development professionals a systematic
method for developing competencies. The program allows
for the immediate transfer of knowledge to the trainer's
job roles and daily tasks. ASTD's 35 key competencies
form the foundation for these intensive sessions. Other
topics include evaluation, ethics, the learning organization,
and the high-performance workplace. An added benefit
of the program is the enormous networking opportunity
available among participants.
| Founding
Director: |
Dr.
Cyndi Gaudet |
| Coordinating
Director: |
Dr.
Heather Annulis |
| Endorsed
by |
Baton
Rouge Chapter of ASTD
Mississippi Chapter of ASTD
New Orleans Chapter of ASTD
Southwest Alliance of Trainers (an affiliate of the New Orleans ASTD Chapter)
The Gulf Coast Safety and Training Group (GCS&TG) |
To
receive a certificate, you must attend all four sessions
of any program. The workshop includes competency-based
training, a complete set of course materials, and refreshments.
Fees are subject to change without notice. A 10 percent
discount is available to current members of the Mississippi,
Baton Rouge, or New Orleans chapters of ASTD or GCS&TG
or to businesses that enroll two or more employees. Please
download the brochure for
further details.
Why
should I seek certification?
- Earn
a benchmark that reflects your proficiency as a Human
Resource Developer.
- Develop
and update your skills, which aids in being a professional.
- Remain
current with the workplace.
- Help
to address societal and environmental issues that
affect you and your organization's productivity.
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Become
a certified training professional.
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Experience
diverse learning styles.
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Learn
how to
- improve
the performance of individuals,
- enhance
the work process, and
- strengthen
the organization.
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Identify
processes that produce effective results.
As
a process, certification provides
- a
foundation for identifying strengths and weaknesses
and a rationale for designing development strategy,
- a
standard for recognizing a level of accomplishment,
and
- a
method for establishing a common relevancy for
networking with other training professionals.
Current
and Future Program Dates
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