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Learning and Development

Education. Training. Networking. Knowledge. These are the hallmarks of staffing and recruiting industry professionalism. ASA offers a range of educational and professional development opportunities—from comprehensive certification programs to essential reference books to the industry’s most respected conferences—to expand your professional expertise and improve your company’s performance.

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Industry Onboarding Courses

These onboarding courses have been specifically designed for staffing, recruiting, and workforce solutions professionals who are new to the industry or for those who just want a refresher. Are you in charge of managing new hire training and employee professional development? You can now assign and track employees’ completion of these modules!

The courses guide learners on how to deliver great customer experiences, close more deals, and do better work.

For more information on these onboarding courses and to order, visit learn.americanstaffing.net.


Get ASA-Certified and Take Your Company and Your Career to the Next Level

ASA offers the prestigious CSP credential, especially designed to hone your competitive edge with clients, protect your company from legal missteps, and maximize your potential.

There’s no better time to earn the Certified Staffing Professional credential from ASA. Order now in the ASA Store.

Learn more about the CSP credential program »

Learn About ASA Certification

What the programs are, why every staffing and recruiting professional needs an ASA credential, and how you can earn one.

Already ASA-Certified?

Earn required CE hours, submit earned hours to ASA, view your CE status, and renew your credential.

ASA Certified Staffing Professional
Certified Staffing Professional®

Designed for all staffing professionals, this program focuses on federal employment and labor law.


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