Before you book
Answers on scheduling, pricing, handbooks, and graduate credit.
Can teachers get clock hours?
Districts typically grant them. The training supplies the paperwork: attendance documentation and training summaries for the district's own approval process.
How is the price decided?
The cost follows from your choices: number of attendees, programs, location, and dates. Request a quote for transparent pricing with options, usually within 2 business hours.
Can we get pricing before we commit?
Send a few details through the quote page, or contact Jason Porter at porter.jason3@gmail.com. You get an all-inclusive price at no cost, usually within 2 business hours, and you are under no obligation.
What does each teacher receive?
Every teacher receives the printed resource handbook as part of the standard pricing. Supplemental materials are there for schools that want more.
What about Saturdays?
Saturdays are possible. Availability depends on Jason Porter's calendar, so note your preferred dates on the quote form.
Who will train our teachers?
Your trainer is Jason Porter, who comes to your campus for the day. Read the introduction on the home page.
Is college credit available?
Yes. Up to four graduate-level semester credits are available through University of Massachusetts Global, accredited by the WASC Senior College and University Commission. There are extra requirements and fees. The college credits page has the steps.
What are the hours?
From 8:30 AM to 3:30 PM in most cases, with a one-hour lunch. With breaks, that comes to about 5 instructional hours. Your campus schedule can change the times.