PLTA is currently in the formation stage. Registration documents are being prepared and prospective founding directors are being invited to participate.
No current certification is represented by this foundation. PLTA intends to develop a board-governed trainer qualification and recognition framework after appropriate governance and program standards are adopted.
That is a core intended program. The future framework is designed to recognize qualified specialists and higher-level Train-the-Trainer personnel within defined scopes and renewal requirements.
No. PLTA may provide competency and training-assurance frameworks, but employers remain responsible for their legal, regulatory, contractual and workplace obligations.
No. PLTA intends to explore a future negotiated member/group insurance program for eligible trainers, but no coverage is currently represented as bound or available.
No. PLTA is intended to collaborate with industry and government, develop professional frameworks and support alignment while respecting the authority of the bodies responsible for laws, regulations, apprenticeship and statutory standards.
PLTA intends to provide a streamlined member experience connected with participating industry services.
Robert's Rules of Order is intended as the parliamentary framework, subject to the incorporated society's governing legislation, bylaws and adopted policies.