Upon successful completion of a Train-the-Trainer class, participants receive Continuing Education Units (CEU) and are eligible to apply for trainer status in NCBRT Indirect Course Delivery Program. Participants of the Train-the-Trainer class are taught the course material as well as teaching techniques and given in-depth resources for training the adult learner. NCBRT Indirect Trainers are persons who teach NCBRT courses to their own agencies after they have successfully completed a Train-the-Trainer course and are approved by NCBRT. Courses offered in Train-the-Trainer format as part of the Indirect Course Delivery Program.How do I Schedule an Indirect Course Delivery?.What are the requirements for becoming an NCBRT Indirect Trainer?.Who should become NCBRT Indirect Trainers?.What are the benefits of becoming an NCBRT Indirect Trainer?.Indirect Training Material Request Form.The Indirect delivery version of these courses are commonly delivered as part of the in-service or academy training to support continuing education. After completing the Train-the-Trainer class, participants are eligible to instruct the Indirect delivery version of the course using class materials provided by NCBRT, at no direct cost. NCBRT delivers select courses in Train-the-Trainer format to train instructors/trainers in academies, agencies or departments who are seeking to train participants by teaching the Indirect delivery version of these courses.

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