Looking to get a certification on training and development.

Looking to get a certification on training and development. I do a lot of training for my job, however I would like some official training and credentialing . Can anyone recommend a good program? Thank you.

Why women love us:

  • Daily articles on career topics
  • Jobs at companies dedicated to hiring more women
  • Advice and support from an authentic community
  • Events that help you level up in your career
  • Free membership, always

Share your insight

Join an authentic community that helps women support each other at work. Share your professional experience or ask for advice β€” you can even post anonymously.

5 Comments

Join the conversation
  1. Anonymous

    Are you looking for a leadership training certification or something different? General training and development is kind of a broad category

  2. Nina Balan

    A little more general, more focused on training development, not specifically Leadership.

  3. Tarah Keech

    Interested in following this conversation, great question, Nina! I teach coaching skills to leaders so they can 1) better mentor and coach those they lead, and 2) apply the skills to self-coach. I'm always interested in learning more about how to teach in impactful ways.

  4. Mary Kate (O'Leary) Croghan

    ATD (td.org) has some great resources and certifications for talent development.

  5. Michelle Dottore-Lasure

    I am a Learning and Development manager for a team of writers and developers who develop content for training customers on our K-12 software solutions; I was a developer for several years before that. I also run our company LMSs, and I'm a trainer and staff developer. There are a couple of certifications that are very useful for people in our field-- the Certified Professional in Learning and Performance (CPLP) at a cost of $1834; and an Organizational Development Certificate Program (ODCP) at a whopping cost of $3900. They aren't cheap, unfortunately. However, your company may have a tuition reimbursement program or may pay for employee PD. I actually don't have either of these certifications, and I have been doing this for almost 20 years. That said, many businesses mention these certifications as a "Plus" when you scan job requirements for L&D positions. It does depend largely on what kinds of training you provide. Hope this helps!

Fairygodboss VIP
Achieve your career goals.
Be part of the largest online career community for women to find jobs, advice, and support β€” for free.
Fairygodboss members