E-Learn.pitt.edu is brought to you by the PA Child Welfare Resource Center and provides online training in many areas of Child Welfare. Below is a list of current available courses we offer. The menu to the right provides answers and procedures for registering and taking these courses. You must have an Encompass ID to register and take these courses. Demographics forms are mandatory for gettting registered in both Encompass and E-Learn.

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Course ID#	Course Title
1647	Making The Connection: The Adolescent and the Caregiver Response
1660	Making a Case for Safety
1664	Peer Review Training
1694	National Youth in Transition Database (NYTD) Training
1695	Charting The Course: TOL Online (must be enrolled in Classroom CTC)
1706	Using Your Fujistu Tablet PC
1717	Youth and Family Engagement and the Use of Technology
1785	Statewide General Protective Services (GPS) Response Times
1787	Act 101 Overview
	Child Advocacy Studies (CAST) - Series 1:
1762	Child Advocacy Studies Module 1: Thinking Critically
1774	Child Advocacy Studies Module 2: The Historical Foundations of Child Welfare
1775	Child Advocacy Studies Module 3: Balancing Parental Rights with Society's Interest in Protecting Children
1813	Child Advocacy Studies Module 4: The Evolution and Interdependence of Child Welfare and the Law
1814	Child Advocacy Studies Module 5: The Etiology of Child Maltreatment
1815	Child Advocacy Studies Module 6: Categories and Trends in Child Maltreatment
1817	Child Advocacy Studies Module 7: Indications of Child Maltreatment
1825	Child Advocacy Studies Module 8: Medical Issues Related to Child Maltreatment
1818	Child Advocacy Studies Module 9: Diversity Issues Related to Child Maltreatment
1819	Child Advocacy Studies Module 10: A Multi-Disciplinary Response to Child Maltreatment
1820	Child Advocacy Studies Module 11: Assessing Family Functioning in Child Maltreatment
1821	Child Advocacy Studies Module 12: Engagement and Interactional Skills in Child Maltreatment Cases
1822	Child Advocacy Studies Module 13: Secondary Traumatic Stress, Burnout, and Self-Care in Work with Child Maltreatment Cases
1823	Child Advocacy Studies Module 14: The Role of Advocacy in Child Maltreatment
1824	Child Advocacy Studies Module 15: Capstone Experience

 

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