Step I: The governmental entity issues a course announcement. Most governments have a two-week enrollment period for their employees to register for the course. A designated contact person for the course is assigned, with the option for each department to appoint a course coordinator. To meet the new federal training standards, it is strongly advised to make the course mandatory for all employees.
Step II: I will send the course link to your coordinator(s), who can then distribute it to the employees. Upon receiving their respective links, participants create basic login credentials to access the course at their convenience, 24/7. Typically, governments allow two to three weeks for completion of the 2-hour course. Your governmental entity will have its own portal for streamlined course management, while my institute offers comprehensive support and progress reports upon request.
Step III: Upon completing the course, participants can print out their course completion certificates. Internal certificate printing services are also available if required. This provides concrete evidence to your government that all employees have undergone expert social media liability training from an external source, facilitating policy enforcement and compliance with federal standards.
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