Quality Control Plans/Information Security Plans 042621-10

Thank you for your interest in this training. Unfortunately we have closed registration because either the deadline has passed or there are capacity limitations. Feel free to contact Debie Baranchulk if you have any questions: dbaranchulk@rcac.org   

Quality Control Plans/Information Security Plans

Certificates for participation will be awarded after the post event test.

Certificates will only be issued to paid or scholarship registrants. 

Description:

HUD Office of Housing Counseling stresses the importance of a good quality control plan and monitoring. Not sure what to look for or what you should be doing? Then this course is for you to give you tools and tips to make quality control complete and easy. Learn the requirements and easy ways to set up your plan and monitoring system.

Date & Time:

Quality Control Plans-Information Security Plans will be held on the following dates:

April 26 | 10:00AM-12:00PM 

April 28 | 10:00AM-12:00PM 

Registration:

• If you are employed by a for-profit agency, there is a $50.00 per person fee to attend the webinar series.

• Registration is invalid if this fee is not paid at time of registration.

• You must register in advance and have a valid email address to register and receive the course link and materials.

Scholarship & Fees:

Scholarships are available for the first 75 registrants. You must work for a HUD approved counseling agency to receive a scholarship. The scholarship code is HCOE.

Flyer coming soon!

This training will be hosted on GoToTraining.

For registration questions contact

Debie Baranchulk
dbaranchulk@rcac.org
(916)447-9832 ext. 1019

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