You will learn the basics of networking from an AV perspective, while gaining the tools you need to have a meaningful conversation with your IT peers. Collaborative exercises and demos will allow you to practice the skills you’ll take back to work with you.

This OSHA 30-Hour General Industry training uses examples from the entertainment industry. Upon completion, students receive their OSHA 30-hour General Industry completion card.

The workshop is designed for local trainers who are conducting one- or two-day safety or craft skills training courses they design themselves. This intensive workshop focuses specifically on the practical application of instructional design, curriculum development theories, and concepts for making course curriculum and content learner-centered.

You will learn the basics of networking from an AV perspective, while gaining the tools you need to have a meaningful conversation with your IT peers. Collaborative exercises and demos will allow you to practice the skills you’ll take back to work with you.

This OSHA 10-Hour Construction training uses examples from the entertainment industry. Upon completion, students receive their OSHA 10-hour Construction completion card.

The Train the Trainer: Training Techniques workshop is designed to take IATSE workers who are experts in their craft who are or will be training at their local and teaches them education and training techniques to improve their presentation and sharpen their skills as teachers.

The Train the Trainer: Training Techniques workshop is designed to take IATSE workers who are experts in their craft who are or will be training at their local and teaches them education and training techniques to improve their presentation and sharpen their skills as teachers.

This OSHA 30-Hour General Industry training uses examples from the entertainment industry. Upon completion, students receive their OSHA 30-hour General Industry completion card.

You will learn the basics of networking from an AV perspective, while gaining the tools you need to have a meaningful conversation with your IT peers. Collaborative exercises and demos will allow you to practice the skills you’ll take back to work with you.

This OSHA 30-Hour Construction training uses examples from the entertainment industry. Upon completion, students receive their OSHA 30-hour Construction completion card.

This OSHA 10-Hour General Industry training uses examples from the entertainment industry. Upon completion, students receive their OSHA 10-hour General Industry completion card.

This workshop is designed for local trainers who are conducting one/two-day safety or craft skills training courses they design themselves. Participants will review curriculum development theories, learn strategies for making courses learner-centered, and spend time on the practical application of these new skills.

This OSHA 10-Hour Construction training uses examples from the entertainment industry. Upon completion, students receive their OSHA 10-hour Construction completion card.

You will learn the basics of networking from an AV perspective, while gaining the tools you need to have a meaningful conversation with your IT peers. Collaborative exercises and demos will allow you to practice the skills you’ll take back to work with you.

This OSHA 10-Hour General Industry training uses examples from the entertainment industry. Upon completion, students receive their OSHA 10-hour General Industry completion card.

This OSHA 10-Hour Construction training uses examples from the entertainment industry. Upon completion, students receive their OSHA 10-hour Construction completion card.

The Train the Trainer: Training Techniques workshop is designed to take IATSE workers who are experts in their craft who are or will be training at their local and teaches them education and training techniques to improve their presentation and sharpen their skills as teachers.

This OSHA 10-Hour General Industry training uses examples from the entertainment industry. Upon completion, students receive their OSHA 10-hour General Industry completion card.

This workshop is designed for local trainers who are conducting one/two-day safety or craft skills training courses they design themselves. Participants will review curriculum development theories, learn strategies for making courses learner-centered, and spend time on the practical application of these new skills.

You will learn the basics of networking from an AV perspective, while gaining the tools you need to have a meaningful conversation with your IT peers. Collaborative exercises and demos will allow you to practice the skills you’ll take back to work with you.

This OSHA 10-Hour Construction training uses examples from the entertainment industry. Upon completion, students receive their OSHA 10-hour Construction completion card.

You will learn the basics of networking from an AV perspective, while gaining the tools you need to have a meaningful conversation with your IT peers. Collaborative exercises and demos will allow you to practice the skills you’ll take back to work with you.

The Train the Trainer: Training Techniques workshop is designed to take IATSE workers who are experts in their craft who are or will be training at their local and teaches them education and training techniques to improve their presentation and sharpen their skills as teachers.

This OSHA 10-Hour General Industry training uses examples from the entertainment industry. Upon completion, students receive their OSHA 10-hour General Industry completion card.

You will learn the basics of networking from an AV perspective, while gaining the tools you need to have a meaningful conversation with your IT peers. Collaborative exercises and demos will allow you to practice the skills you’ll take back to work with you.

This four-day, interactive workshop is for trainers who actively teach craft skills or safety classes online and are looking for strategies to organize their planning, improve their online facilitation skills, and create more engagement in their course.

This training covers OSHA policies, procedures, and standards, as well as general industry safety and health principles. Topics include scope and application of the OSHA general industry standards as related to the Entertainment Industry. Special emphasis is placed on those areas that are the most hazardous, using OSHA standards as a guide.