Advance notice of one month or more may be needed to schedule the programs. In general, there is no comprehensive list of such programs or topics. The best advice is to call and ask for information. Generally this involves training a group or individual to use equipment or follow procedures specific to their position. Often a more senior employee or supervisor provides the training.
Group size is usually limited.
On site training is often less formal than classroom training. This training should have predetermined learning objectives and provide the student opportunities to demonstrate new skills or apply the new knowledge. Providing a reference manual or handout will enhance instruction and provide a future reference. It can be beneficial for individuals who would otherwise have to travel long distances or have schedules that prevent them from being away from the job site. These opportunities are available on a increasing basis throughout the state system, including the community and technical colleges.