The NIH Training Center (NIHTC) provides exceptional learning and development opportunities to the NIH. At the start of the pandemic in 2020, the NIHTC quickly pivoted to offer classes via a virtual platform. This delivery format became popular and is now one of the learning locations the NIHTC offers. Based on the feedback from our class evaluations, the NIH community prefers to have options of attending classes either on-site or virtually. The NIHTC is meeting you where you need training!
There are two types of class offered at the NIHTC. Open Enrollment classes allow the NIH community to attend classes. The NIHTC selects and schedules these classes. Closed Enrollment or Group Training classes are solely for an IC and their employees. Generally, ICs work with the NIHTC to select and schedule a class. Both open and closed enrollments can be delivered on-site or virtually.
If you are an IC interested in conducting a closed enrollment class but do not have a physical location, consider the NIH Training Center.
Contact us to discuss using one of our Training Center Locations.
Learn more about the NIH Training Center Learning Locations below.
Virtual Learning
We are pleased you are learning with us virtually. Our classes are typically conducted on Teams (Training). Please review the brief training to ensure a great learning experience.
Need more help? The NIH Training Center is here to help you. Contact us prior to your class for assistance - NIHTrainingCenter@nih.gov or call 301-496-6211.
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On-Site Learning
The NIH Training Center (NIHTC) has excellent onsite facilities at White Flint (Headquarters off campus) and Natcher (Building 45 on campus).
With ample space for our students in our training rooms, we're well-equipped and designed for a variety of learning needs.
The NIHTC remains dedicated to providing the NIH with exceptional training. Our goal is to ensure the safety of NIH employees/contractors while at one of our training centers. NIHTC classes in our White Flint and Natcher facilities will revert to virtual if NIH determines risk levels to increase to Medium transmission.