Become a Skilled EEO InvestigatorĀ
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Two self-paced courses that take you from the fundamentals of EEO law to confidently handling your first real investigation.
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Whether you're new to EEO investigations or looking to formalize the skills you already have, these courses walk you through what federal agencies expect an investigator to know — starting with the legal foundation required under EEOC Management Directive 110, and following through to the practical, on-the-job skills that foundation doesn't cover.
Two Courses. One Career Path.
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32-Hour Investigator Training
This is your foundation. Built around the training requirements outlined in EEOC Management Directive 110, this self-paced course covers the core knowledge every EEO investigator needs before opening a case file: the major EEO laws, the different types of discrimination you'll be asked to investigate, and the basics of investigative writing.Ā
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New Investigator Readiness Course
Completing the 32-hour training sets the foundation. This course tells you what to actually do with it. Designed as the next step after the 32-Hour Investigator Training, this lighter, self-paced course prepares you for your first real assignment, from gathering the tools and applications you need to how to read and work with case documents, how to organize evidence, how to conduct interviews, and how to put together an Investigative Plan (IP) and Report of Investigation (ROI) with confidence instead of guesswork.