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Choose the courses that match your staff, Board/Council, member, youth, intern, or community training needs.
Training
ANWTC provides organization-sponsored training for Tribal Governments, Alaska Native Corporations, nonprofits, rural businesses, programs, employees, Boards/Councils, members, interns, youth, and community learners.

Training introduction
Some organizations need a class. Some need ANWTC to step in, organize the work, build the documents or systems, and train the team before handing it back. This page helps you choose courses first, then estimate the training cost before you book a consultation.
How ANWTC organization-sponsored training works
Choose the courses that match your staff, Board/Council, member, youth, intern, or community training needs.
Enter participant counts, delivery preference, location, venue details, and travel questions to see a preliminary training estimate.
Use the existing ANWTC booking calendar to choose a real available time. Your estimate number can follow into the consultation request.
After consultation, ANWTC confirms dates, travel, final scope, proposal, and any required agreement, PO, invoice, or payment link.
Course catalog
Choose the courses that match the problems your organization is trying to solve. If you need more than five courses, ANWTC will build a custom plan with you during consultation.
Build clear, grounded leadership habits for people responsible for decisions, staff, programs, and daily follow-through.
Best for: Executives, managers, supervisors, and emerging leaders.
Help Boards and Tribal Councils understand their roles, meeting responsibilities, oversight duties, and boundaries with staff.
Best for: Village corporation directors, Tribal Councils, administrators, and executive leadership.
Give supervisors practical tools for expectations, documentation, accountability, and employee conversations.
Best for: New supervisors, experienced supervisors, HR teams, and program managers.
Clarify who decides, who approves, who supervises, and who carries work forward so things stop falling through the cracks.
Best for: Boards/Councils, administrators, supervisors, staff, and small teams wearing many hats.
Turn old, confusing, or missing policies into practical documents people can actually follow.
Best for: Administrators, HR, finance, program leads, and leadership teams.
Build a fair, documented hiring and onboarding process that protects the organization and supports employees.
Best for: Administrators, HR staff, executive directors, supervisors, and hiring teams.
Strengthen how staff greet people, answer questions, document requests, and follow through with community members.
Best for: Reception, program staff, clerks, customer-facing teams, and supervisors.
Create filing systems so leaders and staff can find important documents quickly and know where records belong.
Best for: Offices with paper files, shared drives, old boxes, duplicate folders, or missing records.
Plan a realistic transition from paper-based work to electronic forms, shared folders, and cloud-based processes.
Best for: Organizations ready to stop losing forms, applications, approvals, and records in paper piles.
Hands-on Microsoft training for the tools people use every day at work.
Best for: Employees, members, interns, community learners, and teams needing technology confidence.
Introduce cloud work and AI in a practical way that respects records, confidentiality, and staff readiness.
Best for: Leaders and staff who want modern tools without losing control of privacy, records, or official documents.
Connect financial management, accounting, CPA support, approvals, and procedures into a system people can maintain.
Best for: Leadership, finance teams, administrators, and Boards/Councils responsible for oversight.
Organize grant files, program records, deadlines, forms, and reporting so requirements are easier to track.
Best for: Program staff, grant managers, administrators, and directors responsible for compliance.
Teach the everyday life knowledge many people wish they learned earlier, customized for the group in front of you.
Best for: Youth, interns, shareholders, Tribal members, community members, and entry-level workers.
Help participants prepare for work, apply for jobs, write documents, and show up professionally.
Best for: Youth, interns, job seekers, workforce programs, community members, and employees moving up.
Selected Training Plan
Select the courses your organization wants to discuss. The preliminary estimate builder will calculate the course fees, participant add-ons, multi-course discount, and estimated training days.
Preliminary estimate builder
This helps ANWTC understand your organization, training audience, location, delivery needs, and travel details before the consultation.
Travel and delivery
If your organization provides travel, transportation, lodging, meals, or per diem, ANWTC will note what is being provided. If ANWTC books travel, those actual costs are added to the final quote or invoice, including airfare, lodging, ground transportation, rural transportation, and State of Alaska per diem when applicable.
Organization provides travel: the estimate lists the items your organization plans to provide.
ANWTC books travel: travel, lodging, transportation, meals, and per diem are added after the consultation when dates and location are confirmed.
Virtual: travel expenses are not currently anticipated.
Training FAQs
No. It is a preliminary training estimate only. It is not a final invoice, contract, confirmed reservation, or guarantee of dates.
The organization sponsors the training. ANWTC does not fill seats or sell individual public seats for these private organization-sponsored courses.
The base course price still applies because the organization is purchasing the course, preparation, materials, delivery time, and schedule block.
Participants 11 through 20 are $375 per additional participant per course. More than 20 participants requires a custom quote.
Yes. Use the checkbox in the estimate builder to enter participant counts by course.
Yes. ANWTC can build custom courses for staff, members, interns, youth, or community learners, including life skills, job readiness, Microsoft tools, records, systems, or topics your organization requests.
Travel, transportation, lodging, meals, and per diem are handled after consultation. Your organization may provide them, or ANWTC may book them and add the actual costs to the final quote or invoice.
After consultation, ANWTC sends a final proposal and, when appropriate, a Stripe invoice or payment link.
No. Training dates are reserved only after ANWTC confirms the engagement and any required agreement, purchase order, invoice, or payment step is completed.
Ready to finalize?
Bring the preliminary estimate number with you. ANWTC will help turn it into a final training plan that fits your organization.
Book a Consultation to Finalize Training