ATIXA Announces Its Online 2020 Summer Certification Series
Industry Leading Training and Professional Resources Provided to the Education Field
ATIXA Announces its Online 2020 Summer Certification Series. This 12-course curriculum has been designed for highly interactive and virtual delivery over a two-week period in June 2020. Registrants can earn up to six valuable ATIXA certifications over the course of this series.
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This is the broadest range of Title IX certification training courses you can find, from the primary Title IX industry association that invented Title IX Certification ten years ago. Since 2011, ATIXA’s panel of experts has provided certification to more than 15,000 professionals through its high quality programs. ATIXA certifications are meaningful emblems of the competence of our trainees, who use them to exemplify professionalism, gain new positions, and earn promotions and pay scale advancement.
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The Summer Certification Series is the first of its type, offered fully online. Registrants can pursue a combination of certification sessions that feature interactive question and answer forums with faculty, self-guided curriculum, group work, technique mirroring/modeling exercises, mock hearings, role plays, and case study sessions moderated by ATIXA’s experts.
ATIXA leverages sophisticated technology to provide a distance learning and interactive experience that is robust, flexible, highly engaging, and valuable to ATIXA members and the field.
“We are excited to have a virtual way to provide essential certification to Title IX coordinators, investigators, attorneys, hearing officers, and members of the K-12 community. 2020 is a unique year as compliance with new Title IX Regulations will require substantial revision of current policies and procedures, all while the education field is finding ways to continue programs online amidst COVID-19. We are pleased to assist our members and the field to advance their programs,” stated Brett A. Sokolow, Esq., President of ATIXA, and a leading national expert on higher education law and high-risk campus and school prevention, health, and safety issues.
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