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Professional Development Professional Development Whether you're new to the field of conservation education, or an old hand -- we can all use opportunities to learn new skills, polish old skills, and expand our network of colleagues and mentors. The following resources can start you in the right direction!

4-H defines professional development as high quality, research-based, educational resources and learning opportunities that build the competency, capacity, and connections of 4-H staff, volunteers, stakeholders, and emerging adults/professionals.

Aug 04, 2021 · Veterinary Services (VS) training is highly specialized in the areas of animal health, import and export, domestic and foreign disease diagnosis and management, emergency response, epidemiology, and VS information systems.

The College of Leadership and Professional Development fosters and develops a cadre of high-performing USDA employees who aspire toward future supervisory, management, and leadership positions within USDA. These programs target specific competencies and address needs identified in USDA succession and workforce plans.

Forest Service Professional Development Opportunities A Forest for Every Classroom (FFEC) is a year-long professional development program for educators focused on place-based education. Teachers who participate in FFEC develop curricula that foster student understanding of and appreciation for the public lands in their communities.

The Professional Standards Training Database allows school nutrition professionals to search for training that meets their learning needs in one easy-to-use website. Trainings are available in a variety of formats and most trainings are free. Select the title of the training for more information, including the website link where you can access ...

Professional Development Opportunities The Merit Promotion System. The Merit Promotion System provides an avenue for employees to show an interest in other jobs in FSIS. FSIS is committed to fair, equitable, and appropriate consideration of its employees for higher level jobs through this system.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) established professional standards with minimum requirements for hiring and annual training hours for School ...

The USDA Food and Nutrition Service (FNS) released the Professional Standards for State and Local School Nutrition Programs Personnel final rule on March 2, ...

Dec 07, 2020 · The USDA Professional Standards Training Database allows school nutrition professionals to search for training that meets their learning needs. The website provides direct access to a wide range of free and low-cost trainings in a variety of formats: Each training listing contains information about the training, how to access the training ...

Module 2: USDA Foods 101 and Inventory Management ... Department of Elementary and Secondary Education through a USDA Professional Standards grant.

16.8.2020 · Professional Development Opportunities The Merit Promotion System. The Merit Promotion System provides an avenue for employees to show an interest in other jobs in FSIS. FSIS is committed to fair, equitable, and appropriate consideration of its employees for higher level jobs through this system.

The goal of the College of Leadership and Professional Development is to develop and deliver programs that target specific USDA workforce/succession planning needs. The College of Leadership and Professional Development fosters and develops a cadre of high-performing USDA employees who aspire toward future supervisory, management, and ...

In developing the final professional standards, USDA considered input from a variety of sources, including representatives from state agencies, ...

Professional Standards for school nutrition professionals is a key provision of the Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act of 2010 (HHFKA). The final rule, published March 2, 2015, requires a minimum amount of annual training hours for all state directors of school nutrition programs, state director of distributing agencies, school nutrition program directors, managers, and staff.

Training and Professional Development. This includes the schedule of in-person trainings in Arizona, as well as web-based trainings and information on current, 'hot topics' in school food service. Information is provided for submitting your request for topics and areas of NSLP that you would like the Arizona Department of Education to ...

With the implementation of USDA's Professional Standards, it is more important than ever to invest in training and education.