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CORE Trainer Success NCA Post conference Academy

Develop the characteristics of a successful trainer by participating in engaging activities! Learn and practice effective communication skills. Understand and practice modern trainer competencies. Learn to handle challenging situations in face-to-face and virtual training environments. Register for the post conference academy: https://www.cacfp.org/conference/

CORE Corrective Action

This session will discuss the purpose of corrective action when citing a finding during a monitoring review. Participants will learn how to determine the root cause of the non-compliance after citing the finding and how to use the root cause when developing corrective action requirements. Participants will learn the difference between imposing corrective action and requiring a corrective action plan that meets all criteria of an adequate corrective action. 2021 CORE State Agency Training Registration

CORE Serious Deficiency

This module will review the CACFP requirements of the serious deficiency process. Participants will learn the six steps of the serious deficiency process, and the requirements for each step. Participants will discuss corrective action requirements, required timeframes, and best practices to evaluate corrective action plans to ensure implementation. 2021 CORE State Agency Training Registration

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