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Earn a Professional Certificate:
Public Performance Measurement
The National Center for Public Performance at Rutgers-Newark
Public Performance Measurement Curriculum:
Enroll in classes that are compatible with professional needs. Complete all of the program
classes and you can become Certified in Public Performance Measurement, through the National Center
for Public Performance at Rutgers University - a widely recognized and celebrated provider in the field of performance
measurement.
Check with a Human Resource Administrator regarding reimbursement for educational
programs and training offered for Continuing Education. Classes are CEU pre-approved
for some states and qualify in others. Class descriptions are available below - follow the link
for each class to learn more about available dates, readings and syllabi.
Click on class names below for a module overview, objectives, and learning outcomes or
go to Program Features for more details
Certificate Program in Animals, Community, and the Law |
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Certificate Program in Public Performance Measurement |
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Conferences |
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Certificate Program in Business District Management |
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Class Requirements:
Class requirements include successful completion of required weekly readings,
participation in threaded discussions and the submission (electronically) of
weekly assignments to NCPP faculty and staff.
Weekly Reading: Reading materials are provided to registrants by NCPP.
Readings are organized by themes for weeks 1 through 4 of the online class. Registrants
have access to cutting edge research, informative manuals, and case studies and models
for performance management and citizen participation. NCPP staff issue registrants the
class web address, ID and password. All of the weekly class materials are available so
that registrants can log in , review the class structure, materials and requirements,
and participate in weekly discussions.
Weekly Discussions: NCPP faculty and staff post a discussion question at the
beginning of weeks 1 through 4 of the online class. Questions address the theme of
the week’s readings. Registrants are encouraged to post a response that is informed by
class readings and professional experiences. NCPP faculty and staff guide the conversation
and directly address questions or comments. Weekly discussions are an opportunity to
explore new topics, and discuss issues and obstacles related to measuring performance
with other professionals and the NCPP faculty. Many registrants report that these
exchanges serve as a catalyst for building a rapport among colleagues and NCPP faculty.
Weekly Assignments: Assignments may include analytical papers, reaction papers,
critiques, or other creative activities and projects. NCPP faculty and staff provide
explicit directions for paper or project completion. Questions and activities are closely
ties to the weekly theme so that enrolled professionals can strike a balance between meeting
professional demands and the class requirements. Registrants often report that class
assignments are relevant to their work and provide much needed skills and techniques on
various professional levels.
Certificate Requirements and Fees:
Register for classes on an as-needed basis or earn a Certificate in Public Performance
Measurement. The certificate requires the successful completion of 5 classes.
Annual Fee: $75 Student Membership in NCPP (includes subscription to the Public Performance
& Measurement Review)
Registration Fees: $300.00 (US) per class (see our special offer)
Registration:
To proceed with registration, click on the classes highlighted above and scroll to the
bottom of the class overview. Dates and class availability are displayed. To enroll,
add the course to the shopping cart. The purchase of one-year NCPP Membership is required
for enrollment. NCPP Membership includes a subscription to the quarterly journal, Public
Performance & Management Review, at an annual fee of $75.
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