NAFSA e-learning courses on offer

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NAFSA's online training provides "just-in-time" practical overviews of key job responsibilities and best practices so you can participate in training when you want, where you want. Quickly build job skills and enhance your performance without incurring travel expenses or taking valuable time away from the office.

The easy-to-follow, self-paced courses are offered in rolling sessions, scheduled twice a month for six weeks. Courses are divided into convenient learning modules, each taking about 20 minutes to complete. Self quizzes help you assess your comprehension. Learn at your own pace.
Introduction to Education Abroad Advising

Learn the basics of education abroad advising, including understanding common program models and advising students on their study abroad options, navigating the education abroad administrative process, and guidelines for making appropriate decisions for you, your students,
office, and institution.

Course Fee:
NAFSA Member $349
Nonmember $499
Who Should Attend:
New education abroad advisers.

Introduction to Armchair International Student Recruitment

Learn the basics of international student recruitment that can be conducted from your office, methods to grow international student enrollment, and how to create a recruitment checklist to ensure a successful recruitment process. Develop the ability to assess your results.

Course Fee:
NAFSA Member $349 Nonmember $499
Who Should Attend:
New international student recruitment and admissions professionals.

Introduction to F-1 Student Advising

Gain a strong understanding of basic student advising, from general responsibilities to F-1 immigration issues. Learn how to keep F-1 students on status maintenance, and explore other critical Designated School Official's responsibilities.

BONUS:
Receive FREE access to the NAFSA Adviser's Manual 2.0 for the duration of this course!
Course Fee:
NAFSA Member $399 Nonmember $549
Who Should Attend:
New international student advisers and those who would like an introduction to the basic immigration concepts that apply to F-1 students.