Frequently Asked Questions
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Many opportunities are available, including the following:
Professional development courses
Conferences and seminars
eLearning courses
Training held within departments
Training provided by outside consultants and vendors
Computer courses
Departmental improvements or changes presented during a staff meeting not related to professional development
Social organizations and church-sponsored programs
Courses that have minimal relation to the employee’s professional role and development
Yes. Courses and conferences outside the University may count toward the 32 hours. To request credit for classes taken outside your local training department, submit the External Training Credit form in K@TE, the learning management system. Please note – your supervisor’s approval must be attached to your submission.
Any course, seminar, conference, or computer course you register for, or complete, through K@TE (those credits upload automatically).
Any training course or professional-development activity not relevant to your position at UT.
For instructor-led training that you did not register for through K@TE, please ask your course instructor if they will be collecting attendance and submitting it for training credit.