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    2017-2018 Program Announcement

    Dear Registrants and Friends of TOC, The Training Officers Consortium (TOC) Executive Board is pleased to announce that registration is now open for its 2018 Professional Development Program.  Our program … Read More

  • Program Registration

    TOC is pleased to offer special savings on your annual registration. You will be able to register for the 2017‐2019 program year: Register now for $1595. Join TOC This price … Read More

  • TOC Testimonials

    Thank you to all of our Registrants for a great 2016-17 Program Year. The next Program Year starts in September, 2017!

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    About TOC

    The Training Officers Consortium, founded in 1938 in Washington, DC, is a nonprofit organization of federal trainers and other professionals from industry and academe who are interested in contributing to the knowledge and practice of human resources and training. Our members provide services and networking opportunities to the federal training community throughout the Washington, DC metropolitan area as far south as Hampton, Virginia. Learn more here.
     

    Professional Development

    TOC holds a Professional Development Series. The program includes ten monthly workshops and lectures featuring specialists in human resources development, education, technology, economics, business, political science, and personal development. Learn more here.
     
     

    Scholarships and Awards

    TOC honors trainers and training programs that have made a significant contribution to training and development. The TOC Scholarship program assists outstanding local DC high school students interested in earning a college degree leading to career in human resource development. Learn more here.

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