The FAA Academy's Web-Based Training is available in a new, enhanced format and is open to all FAA employees.
www.faa-elearn.faa.gov/SKILLPORT/
The CMEL Learning Resource Center: A Virtual World of Information.
The Learning Resource Center at the FAA Center for Management and Executive Leadership is home to one of the Agency's premiere collections of global aviation management and transportation-related multimedia content! Access the FAA and world at your fingertips by logging on to http://www.cmel.faa.gov, clicking on Learning Resource Center, and exploring CMEL's tremendous multimedia resources.
New York University Virtual College
With tight resources on-line training is a good alternative to traditional classroom learning.
www.scps.nyu.edu/online/index.jsp
UNEXT
A firm started by Paul Allen and Michael Miliken is offering a world class business education via the Internet. Participating schools are the Chicago, Columbia, and Stanford Universities and the London School of Economics. They are using the Lotus Learning Space technology allowing people to learn they way they want through self-paced materials, collaboration with others using GroupWare or live collaboration in a virtual classroom.
www.unext.com
Technical Women's Organization
PWCs sister organization supporting women in aviation technical fields. The TWO website has a wealth of career opportunities information and links.
http://www.technicalwomen.org
The American Council on Education
(ACE) College Credit Recommendation Service has conducted an on-site review of 39 FAA Academy courses (9 new courses and 30 re-review courses). All 39 courses received college credit recommendations.
Over 500 FAA Academy and Center for Management and Executive Leadership (CMEL) courses are currently listed in the National Guide to Educational Credit for Training Programs, published by ACE. The ACE program assists FAA employees who wish to apply for college credit for recommended FAA training courses.
Academy and CMEL courses recommended for college credit are listed on the FAA Academy website. Select "Training Catalog" and find the entry "College Credit for FAA Training Courses (ACE)". Also available at the site are guidelines for obtaining a transcript of FAA courses recommended for college credit.
www.academy.jccbi.gov
ACE also offers a registry for your course work. They create a "transcript" that is good at virtually all colleges and universities around the country towards your degree. For more information: American Council on Education One Dupont Circle NW #250 Washington DC 20036 (202)939-9475 (202)775-8578 (fax).
http://www.acenet.edu
SmartForce and Click2Learn
offer a good selection of professional development and management courses as well as a good selection of technology courses. Taking charge of you career is easier than ever. You can get a masters in your jammies! There are over 2 million students on line now and it is growing at a great rate.
www.click2learn.com
Petersons, the Lifelong Learning Channel
A site that offers e-College courses, degrees and certificates with several links to scholarships for on line courses. This is a good search site to find whatever you may need.
www.petersons.com/dlearn
Schools with established on line degree programs
that are regionally accredited, have all the courses required for the degree and have graduated a significant number of students and do not have a residency requirement can be found at www.intered.com. This site lists the name of the school, type of degree, the cost per credit hour and the number graduated.
The Complete Guide to Writing a Federal Resume
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