Virtual TES Basic Certification Course
OnlineThe TES Basic Certification Course is held virtually over two half days. It includes guided instruction and hands-on exercises, with a digital certificate awarded upon completion.
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TES Office Hours
OnlineStop in to discuss any TES-related topics or questions and they'll be answered on a first-come, first-served basis. You are also welcome to listen in to what others are asking.
Transferology 1.9.6 Updates
OnlineJoin us to learn about the Transferology 1.9.6 release, which contains almost 400 enhancements and improvements to the student and staff applications.
Transferology: Nationwide Transfer Network and Recruitment Tool
OnlineJoin us for our introductory webinar. Transferology is a transfer tool that gives institutions of higher education a nationwide presence for recruiting students and a venue for publicizing transfer articulation information.
TES: Premier Course Data and Transfer Evaluation System
OnlineJoin us for our introductory webinar. TES, the Transfer Evaluation System, is the premier interactive resource for course data from institutions of higher education.
Transferology Lab Training: Grow Your Equivalencies
OnlineSchool Administrators play a vital role in implementing and managing Transferology at their college. Institutions new to or interested in adopting Transferology will want to attend this webinar to learn what the person in this role needs to do to effectively support their institution’s use of Transferology.
TES Office Hours
OnlineStop in to discuss any TES-related topics or questions and they'll be answered on a first-come, first-served basis. You are also welcome to listen in to what others are asking.
Transferology Lab Training: An Introduction to the School Administrator Role
OnlineSchool Administrators play a vital role in implementing and managing Transferology at their college. Institutions new to or interested in adopting Transferology will want to attend this webinar to learn what the person in this role needs to do to effectively support their institution’s use of Transferology.
