iSchool Institute RM Certificate Courses — Fall Dates — Toronto

iSchool Institute RM Certificate Courses — Fall Dates — Toronto

This fall I will once again be teaching courses in the University of Toronto iSchool Institute’s  two certificate programs in Records Management.  I will be teaching two of the five courses in the Records Management Fundamentals certificate, and two of the five courses in the Records Management Practice Certificate.  Each course is one day, and is an excellent professional opportunity for beginning and intermediate records and information management professionals.  The dates below are for the Toronto location, but the courses are also offered  in Ottawa, Edmonton and via the web.  For a full list and description of the courses, visit the iSchool Institute.

Records Management Fundamentals
  • September 20 — Records Inventory
  • October 4 — Records Retention Scheduling
Records Management Practice
  • November 15 — Law for Records Managers
  • December 13 — Records Management in a Changing Environment

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