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If you have any questions about these upcoming trainings, please email training [at] cscce [dot] org. You can also check out our extended catalog of trainings on the CSCCE website:

In this workshop, you’ll apply the “Making a PACT” framework (Purpose, Attendees, Community management, Tech tools) to example scenarios so that you leave feeling empowered to use the framework in your own community management.

Last but not least, if you’re regularly convening meetings and events online, consider joining us for our “making a PACT” Mini-workshop:

In these sessions, you’ll work with CSCCE staff and other participants to craft a team readiness survey, and then develop a strategy to implement next steps in your community.

We’re also running our two-part Mini-workshop series for anyone supporting large-scale, multi-stakeholder collaborations. You can register for both sessions here:

The live sessions for this course will take place a little later in the day, making them more accessible for community managers on the US west coast and beyond. Please note - if you have not taken CEF already, you’ll need to request an exemption: training [at] cscce [dot] org.

Content Design (CODE25W), a six-week course that explores a strategic approach to designing and creating community-engaged content, will run on Tuesdays and Fridays beginning Tuesday, 28 January until Friday, 7 March 2025:

We’re running CEF25W at a more European-friendly time zone this time around: live sessions will take place at 10am EST / 3pm UTC. So, if that’s been a challenge for you up until now, maybe this is the cohort for you!.

Scientific Community Engagement Fundamentals (CEF25W), an 8-week training for new or existing community managers in STEM, will run on on Tuesdays and Fridays beginning Friday, 17 January until Friday, 7 March 2025:

You can find all of CSCCE’s upcoming training offerings listed on our event calendar: And/or you can find direct links to register for specific options in this thread.

REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN! Join one of our upcoming trainings - CEF (a grounding in STEM community management), CODE (create community-engaged content), or a Mini-workshop! Read on for more 🧵.

To be among the first to know when these trainings are open for registration, please make sure you’re signed up to our mailing list: and send any questions to training [at] cscce [dot] org. /🧵.

Again, registration for these workshops will open later this week. And we’re also lining up more sessions for later in the year. You can browse all of our Mini-workshops on the CSCCE website () so let us know if you have requests!.

In March, we’ll be focusing on online meetings, with the return of our “Making a PACT” Mini-workshop. If you’re curious about the framework, you can find it in this free guidebook:

In January and February we’re running a two-part series of Mini-workshops that focus on managing large-scale collaborations. Each session will be 2 hours, with immediately actionable outputs that you can take back to your colleagues and collaborators.

If a multi-week course sounds like too much right now, our Mini-workshops are another great way of upskilling as a community manager for a smaller investment.

Like CEF, registration for CODE will be opening later this week, and live sessions will begin in January. If you’re interested in CODE and haven’t taken CEF, please reach out to training [at] cscce [dot] org to discuss whether an exemption might be right for you.

…to establish community-engaged content creation methodologies. CODE is the only course out there (that we know about!) that looks at communications and marketing through the lens of engaging community members and empowering collaboration:

CEF is also an invaluable foundation for continuing your professional development with CSCCE. In one of our newer courses, Content Design (CODE), we intentionally build on the engagement strategy frameworks from CEF….

As one of our learners said in July of this year, “One of the strongest features of this course is how it builds on work over time in a tangible and practical direction.”