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Education

When you join the United States Mint, you gain a partner in your success. The Mint's training and development program -- DevelopMint -- can offer access to a wide range of learning opportunities that can strengthen abilities and advance careers. With approval, you may receive money for training related to your professional goals.

Career Development Training opportunities are offered to all United States Mint employees. Currently, you can choose a program relating either to your specific job or to the Mint's mission in general.

Individual Development Plans (IDPs) are personal educational and skill training plans, which eligible Mint employees may be able to develop with the help of the Office of Human Resources. At least once a year, you can fill out an IDP, a simple form which helps you focus on your goals and identify programs that can help you achieve them. Once accepted by your supervisor, your IDP becomes your road map to skill building, whether you want to learn a new computer application or move into a new occupation.

Leadership Development can also be pursued through a comprehensive range of programs for qualified employees. Because we want to develop supervisors, managers and executives from our own ranks, the United States Mint encourages employees to improve their skills in areas such as strategic thinking, leadership, communications, team building and negotiating. In addition to helping employees identify appropriate programs, we offer significant tuition assistance under certain circumstances.

 


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