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US EPA Air Pollution Training Institute (APTI):
APTI provides technical air pollution training to state, tribal, and local air pollution professionals, although others may benefit from this training. The curriculum is available in classroom, telecourse, self-instruction, and web-based formats. Courses are free-of-charge.
www.apti-learn.net/LMS/login.aspx

EPA's Air Pollution Distance Learning Network (APDLN):
The APDLN is a digital educational satellite-broadcasting network of over 120 governmental and university broadcast affiliates located across the United States and in Canada. Anyone who wishes to attend a broadcast must contact the site coordinator where you plan to attend. To determine the nearest downlink site to you, refer to the site locator map at:
www.apti-learn.net/LMS/login.aspx

California Air Resources Board (CARB) Compliance Training Program:
The purpose of this program is to provide comprehensive education to further the professional development of environmental specialists. The courses offered in this program provide information for both new and experienced environmental professionals in California. (Similar training opportunities are available throughout the country and internationally. Please contact the National Program for information about courses offered outside California.) Courses are free-of-charge to employees of federally-recognized tribes.
www.arb.ca.gov/training/

National Environmental Health Association:
NEHA e-Learning offers free access to online courses in everything from Onsite Wastewater and Indoor Air Quality to Food Safety, Emerging Pathogens and All Hazards Preparedness as well as access to workforce development seminars and CDC sponsored workshops for anyone. In addition all NEHA members also receive free Continuing Education (CE) credits for all courses within the NEHA e-Learning site.
www.nehacert.org/

Trainex.org:
a portal to numerous environmental training courses including those offered by US EPA, NETI, and others focused on Solid Waste and Emergency Response. Courses are categorized by Title, Date, Location, Training Provider and Delivery Method.
www.trainex.org/

National Partnership for Environmental Technology Education (PETE):
The National Partnership for Environmental Technology Education (PETE), is a nonprofit organization that helps facilitate partnerships with educational institutions, industry, and government. Serving the 50 states, Tribal Nations, U.S. territories, and insular areas, the PETE network includes more than 400 community, tribal, and technical colleges, representing one-third of America's two-year institutions. Current projects include training on EPA Grants Management for Tribes, and developing science, technology, engineering and mathematics programs at Tribal Colleges.
www.nationalpete.org/

Other Free Training Resources:

GCFLearnfree.org:
This online training provider offers high-quality, free courses and tutorials on topics such as Math Basics and Computer Basics. A wide range of courses and tutorials are available for specific applications such as Microsoft Excel, Word, and Access, among others. Registration is required.
www.gcflearnfree.org/

Open Courseware:
Universities across the US and internationally are providing more and more of their courses online for free for one purpose: to educate! Browse this list of courses available through different universities on a wide range of topics (hint: start with &environment& or &environmental&).
http://ocwfinder.com/