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Training Division

For all FSI courses other than those offered by the Transition Center, please contact the FSI Registrar at (703) 302-7144 or (703) 302-7137.

The Training Division (TC/T) offers programs and special events designed to meet the diverse needs of employees and family members preparing for an overseas assignment or returning to the United States. The continuum of training begins with presentations and courses targeting those new to the foreign affairs life. Some courses are designed specifically for spouses, and some focus on children's concerns.

Courses are offered Monday through Friday and on select Saturdays and Wednesday evenings. Prior registration to attend courses is required. For current course listings and schedules call 703-302-7268 or email TC Training.

Another training course, the two-day Security Overseas Seminar (SOS), offers sessions targeted to meet the security awareness needs of U.S. Government personnel and families going overseas. All foreign affairs agency personnel are required to attend the seminar before going overseas and every five years thereafter. The one-day Advanced Security Overseas Seminar (ASOS) provides updates for people who have taken the two-day program. These programs are not designed for children. Children in grades 2 through 12 are offered age-appropriate one-day workshops, the Youth Security Overseas Seminars (YSOS), during the summer months.

Register through your Career Development or Training Officer. For course dates call 703-302-7269 or e-mail SOS Training.

  
  
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