This opportunity involves providing continuing education unit (CEU) instruction for credentialed SAPR victim advocacy staff to maintain their credentials. The training, which can be virtual or in-person for up to 100 attendees, must be approved by the PA NG Principal SARC and have its topics pre-approved by NOVA for CEU acceptability. A portion of the required credits must be delivered either in-person or online. The contractor is responsible for furnishing all trainers and presentation materials, and each hour of interactive training equates to one CEU. The training must cover relevant victim advocacy skill areas, and the contractor must provide a detailed agenda and certificates of completion for attendees.

This opportunity is to provide continuing education unit (CEU) training for credentialed SAPR victim advocacy staff, who require these credits for recredentialing. The training, which must be approved in advance by the National Organization for Victim Advocacy (NOVA), will be delivered either virtually or in person to groups of up to 100 attendees. The contractor is responsible for furnishing all trainers and presentation materials, including items like worksheets for attendees to keep. The required training topics are related to victim advocacy skills, such as crisis intervention, ethics, and trauma-informed care. The contractor must provide an agenda and issue certificates of completion to each attendee.

This contract requires the development and delivery of continuing education training for credentialed SAPR victim advocacy staff to maintain their credentials. The training, which can be virtual or in-person for up to 100 attendees, must be approved in advance by both the PA NG Principal SARC and the National Organization for Victim Advocacy (NOVA) for CEU acceptability. The contractor must provide all trainers, presentation materials, and companion workbooks, with each interactive training hour equating to one CEU. Topics must be relevant to victim advocacy skills, such as crisis intervention, trauma-informed care, and ethics. The contractor is also responsible for providing a detailed agenda and certificates of completion for each attendee.