The Comprehensive Public Training Program CPTP) is the state-funded training program for state employees. Through the CPTP, agencies are offered management development and supervisory training, and general application classes on topics such as computer software and writing skills. The Comprehensive Public Training Program (CPTP) is committed to creating and providing training programs for all state employees in order to cultivate and maintain a competent and professional workforce to support and accomplish the objectives of the State of Louisiana. It is our goal to facilitate improved employee job performance by maximizing efficiency, cultivating positive partnerships and providing learning opportunities to employees, so that they may develop the knowledge and skills needed to perform in their diverse roles.
Class CancellationsPlease note that the following classes have been CANCELED. Please do not submit registrations for them:
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Class UpdatesPlease note that there have been CHANGES in the dates and/or locations of the following scheduled classes. The updated information is shown below:
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- IMPORTANT - The Dept. of Civil Service will no longer be providing participants with a copy of the training manuals for classes taught by Civil Service. Participants will need to print or obtain a copy of the training manual and bring it with them to class. Course manuals can be obtained from the following: Dept of Civil Service website (www.civilservice.la.gov), agency Human Resources Offices, agency CPTP Coordinators and/or by clicking HERE.
- NEW COURSES BEING OFFERED!
CPTP has developed some new courses which have been added to the schedule. First, we’ve added a new series of courses titled the Succession Planning Series. Included are: Mentoring, On-The-Job Training, and New Employee Orientation. Click HERE for course descriptions and target audiences. Additionally, we have added the following Leadership Series: Principles and Qualities of Genuine Leadership, Leading in a Culture of Change, The Leadership Challenge and Developing Executive Leaders. Click HEREfor course descriptions and target audiences. Last but not least, we have added Self-Motivation in the Workplace and Conducting an Effective Job Interview, Part 2. Click HERE for course descriptions and target audiences.
Please check the class listings for upcoming dates!
- The schedule of upcoming classes is available through December 2009. Click on the "Class Schedules" link on the left. Included in the schedule are mandatory training classes as well as offerings of several other (non-mandatory) classes. Classes that are full are so indicated on the schedule. Please do not register for a class that is marked full. Classes are continually added in most cities, so please check the schedule regularly
- NEW! We have updated course listings and are now offering additional courses. Our computer-based training courses are provided through MindLeaders. Please click on the 'Computer-Based Training' link on the left for more information on available MindLeaders courses, or call Rosanna Marino at the CPTP Office, (225) 219-4190.
- For information on the certificates currently being offered by the Comprehensive Public Training Program, please click HERE. Currently we offer the Certificate for Managing People, which is available to managers and supervisors, and the Professional Certificate, which is designed for employees who are not supervisors and managers, but are in professional level jobs.
- The Department of Civil Service has issued the revised policy concerning Minimum Supervisory Training Requirements. For classes required by the Policy (Gen. Circulars 1473 and 1721), click on "Class Schedules" link on the left, and then "Mandatory Training Schedule". The effective date of the revised policy is July 1, 2008. For more information, visit the Civil Service Minimum Supervisory Training Requirements page on the Civil Service web site. Courses taught by the staff of the Department of Civil Service are described HERE.
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