Records Management Nationwide Training
As part of National Archives and Records Administration's (NARA) mission to ensure ready access to essential evidence that documents the rights of American citizens, the actions of Federal officials, and the national experience, we partner with stakeholders to ensure that:
- Federal agencies can economically and effectively create and manage records necessary to meet business needs;
- Records are kept long enough to protect rights and assure accountability; and
- Records of archival value are preserved and made available for future generations.
To achieve our goals, NARA's Strategic Plan calls for a redesign of Federal records management, including a change in Federal records policies and procedures. NARA has developed updated records management courses designed to meet the changing Federal recordkeeping environment.
NARA's National Records Management Training program is now supported by a learning management system (LMS). Course listings, search capability, registration, and payment will all be handled online. (Access to this site requires the use of Internet Explorer)
- Register for Classes Online
(Access to this site requires the use of Internet Explorer) - Records Management Training Courses
Browse our nationwide course catalog online. - Records Management Certification of Training
- On-line Training Course: Records Management for Everyone
- Registration Contacts and Information
Other Training Information
- ARMA 2009 FedDay, Collaborating Across Boundaries: Government Records and Social Media, is Friday, October 16, 2009 at ARMA 2009 in Orlando, Florida.
- Presentations for the 21st Annual Records Administration Conference (RACO 2009)
- The presentations from RACO TEXAS 2009 and the Annual E-Records Forum are now online.
- Explore Records Management Publications
- Records Management Information Resource Links
- Modern Archives Institute
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