Online Training

NeighborWorks America and our partners are committed to providing training resources and tools so that you can effectively address new challenges (such as the need for remote counseling) and enhance your community impact. Our goal is to make training easy and accessible at a time when you need it most.

Online Training in Four Convenient and Cost-Effective Formats

NeighborWorks America’s online training offerings let you stay close to your work while gaining the valuable skills and knowledge you need to enhance your work. You can arrange your professional development around your busy schedule, and best of all, reduce time away from your office and valuable travel dollars.

Offered in four formats, our online training addresses the latest challenges and opportunities in a wide array of community development, affordable housing, and nonprofit management topics, always growing and evolving to meet your needs. And you can learn whenever it fits into your busy schedule, and wherever you can connect to the Internet. We have courses for professionals at all levels—from entry level to expert—so you can be sure you’re getting a high-quality learning experience that keeps you at the forefront of your work.

Current and Upcoming Online Training:

Interactive webinars are more than just webinar sessions – they're webinar training. Each 90-minute session, typically offered at 1 p.m. ET unless otherwise noted, comes complete with expert faculty instruction, downloadable resources and reference pieces, learning checks, a certificate of completion, and continuing education hours. MORE INFORMATION

Registration is open for these webinars:

Coming Soon!

Save the date for these upcoming webinars:

Mar. 7 So You Want to be a CDFI? (LE002wt)
1:00 - 2:30 p.m. ET

Mar. 9 Navigating Credit Concerns Amidst an Eviction/Foreclosure (HO045wt)
3:30 - 5 p.m. ET
Mar. 14 Foreclosure: Changes, Trends, and Updates to Help Consumers (HO051wt)
1:00 - 2:30 p.m. ET
Mar. 22 Tips, Tools and Techniques for Taking the HUD Exam (HO028wt)
3:30-5 p.m. ET

Please check back for future dates. Registration usually opens two weeks before the scheduled date. Please contact Customer Response at 800-438-5547 or nti@nw.org to request notification when registration opens.

Faculty-led courses offer you professional development similar to what we provide at our in-person courses--the only difference is that you interact with an expert faculty member and your fellow participants online, and at your convenience. These online courses, which take place in weekly sessions, incorporate a variety of user-friendly tools that keep you connected, and ensure a high-quality and results-oriented training experience. MORE INFORMATION

Current faculty-led courses:

Advanced Financial Tools for Asset Managers - Part 2 (AM322vc)
INVITATION ONLY. Registrants for this course MUST have passed AM321vc.
March 2 – March 29
Live session dates: Thursdays March 2, March 9, March 16, March 23
Each live session takes place from 12:30 p.m.-2:00 p.m ET.

Homeownership Counseling Certification: Principles, Practices and Techniques, Part I (HO250vca)
March 14 – April 11
Live session dates: Tuesdays March 14, March 21, March 28, April 4
Each live session takes place from 1-2:30 p.m. ET.

Post Purchase Education Methods (HO247vc)
March 16 – April 13
Live session dates: Thursdays March 16, March 23, March 30, April 6
Each live session takes place from 1-2:30 p.m. ET.

Please contact Customer Response at 800-438-5547 or nti@nw.org to be notified when new courses are available.

With self-guided courses, get training when you need it. Anytime. Anywhere. These courses, made up of individual self-paced modules, allow you to gain a comprehensive background in a particular subject matter area. They typically take 2-4 hours of actual computer time to complete, and are designed so you can log in and log out anytime your schedule allows (within 60 days of registering). MORE INFORMATION

Featured Courses:

NeighborWorks, one-week workshops are an efficient and cost-effective way to support your continuing professional development and are the equivalent of a one-day course at an in-person training. Workshops take place over one week (Monday - Friday) and offer the opportunity for collaboration with peers and NeighborWorks faculty via both live and self-paced online interactions for valuable, engaging learning. You'll gain meaningful, practical insights and resources that will immediately impact your work. MORE INFORMATION