Become a GPA Approved Trainer
Become a GPA Approved Trainer!
Being a GPA Approved Trainer lets customers, co-workers, and other grant professionals know you are well-prepared, credible, and skilled in helping people build their grants knowledge base—whether it’s in grant research, writing, and management; project or organizational development; evaluation; or other key components of grant success. All GPA Approved Trainers abide by the GPA Code of Ethics.
To become an approved trainer you must:
- Have a minimum of 5 years experience as a grant professional
- Provide references who can verify your professional knowledge and presentation skills
- Develop course objectives and formats that address GPC competencies
- Pay a $100 application fee ($400 for non-GPA members) and complete appliciation
As an approved trainer you will receive:
- A listing on the Training page of the GPA website
- Referrals from GPA HQ
- GPA Approved trainer badge for printed materials/website along with GPA Logo Policy Guidelines
- GPA Approved trainer elevator pitch and marketing blurbs
To learn more about becoming a GPA Approved Trainer, contact the GPA Office Manager at 913-788-3000 or staff@grantprofessionals.org.
Documents |
GPA Code of Ethics |
Trainer Application |
GPA Logo Usage Policy |
Category | Fee |
GPA Member | $100.00 |
Non-GPA Member | $400.00 |
Fee's payable by check or credit card | |
*all GPCs receive a 25% discount. Contact HQ for Discount Code |
Why YOU should become a GPA Approved Trainer.
Becoming a GPA Approved Trainer provides a level of experience, knowledge, ethics and professionalism to your resume that will increase class attendance and training opportunities nationally. - Cyndi MacKenzie, GPC
The GPA Approved Trainer designation is a signal to others that you meet a high level of professionalism as a source matter expert and trainer. Much like a brand name communicates consistency and quality, the GPA Approved Trainer designation shows clients that you meet the high standards of one of the premier associations for grant professionals. - Lucy Morgan
Others should consider becoming a GPA Approved Trainer because it is a standard of excellence in the grant industry and a must for those professionals who provide training in the sector. - Scot Scala, GPC, M.Ed.