Training and Learning Center
Educational Resources
Many of the training sessions offered are geared toward professional audiences involved in site cleanup. While some courses are open to the public as part of a broad spectrum of environmental education, many training opportunities are reserved specifically for federal and state regulators.
Training Catalog
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In partnership with the several other entities, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) provides a range of training information delivered by different methods (e.g. webcasts, classroom, video, self-directed) to EPA, other federal agency, state, tribal, and local staff involved in hazardous waste management and remediation.
Live Internet-based Seminars
EPA and other partners offer free live internet seminars . Weekly seminars focus on remediation and characterization tools and policies for environmental professionals and regulators.
Classroom/In-Person Training
Many classroom based courses are taught by the EPA and other partners throughout the US.
Self-Directed Distance Training
EPA offers free archived versions of previous live internet seminars.
Furthermore there are many self-directed online courses provided by the EPA and other entities free as well as CD-rom based courses
available to order online.
Videos
EPA offers a number of videos that can be viewed online. Additional videos can be order online directly from the Environmental Response Training Program (ERTP)
.
Video-by-mail based courses are provided by the EPA and other entities on a select number of topics.
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