In-House training is where an APA instructor comes to your site to teach a class for your staff or group, or when a class is held exclusively for your staff or group at an off-site location of your choosing. Employers may choose in-house training for a group of employees. Organizations with a variety of sites spread geographically may choose in-house training in order to bring together people from each of their sites. Membership groups may offer in-house training exclusively for their members. Whoever is in the group, in-house training offers you the opportunity to sponsor staff development on a topic of your choice.

In-house training is scheduled at your convenience. It can be offered during the day, in the evenings, or on the weekends. It can be designed as a single session or as multiple sessions.

As the nation's leader in payroll education since 1982, we have the expertise to offer training in the areas of:

• Payroll Essentials
• Payroll Practice Essentials
• Payroll 101: Foundations of Payroll Certificate Program
• Payroll Administration
  • Intermediate Payroll Concepts
  • Advanced Payroll Concepts
  • Payroll 201: Payroll Administration Certificate Program
• Payroll Management
• Implementing Payroll Best Practices
• Leadership Certificate Program
• Payroll System Selection and Implementation
• Strategic Payroll Practices
• Global Payroll
• Canadian Payroll Preparing for Year-End and 2014
• Payroll Administration in Canada
• Payroll Administration in the United Kingdom
• One-day Specialty Seminars
• Calculating Paychecks
• Garnishments Forum
• Local Income Tax Compliance
• Mergers & Acquisitions Forum
• Payroll Issues For Multi-State Employers
• Payroll Tax Forum
• Wage and Hour Summit
• Year-End Seminars
• Accounts Payable Preparing for Year-End and 2014
• Canadian Payroll Preparing for Year-End and 2014
• Government/Public Sector Preparing for Year-End and 2014
• Preparing for Year-End and 2014
• FPC and CPP Certification Prep
  • Choose the course(s) that are needed by your staff to prepare for APA certification exams.

Generally, we send an instructor to your site to teach the class. If you do not have an available meeting or training room at your location then you can usually work with a local hotel to rent a room at a reasonable cost.

Set up requirements vary based on the course selected. For courses without a student computer requirement you provide the training facility; two flip charts and markers or white board, and; an LCD projector and screen for the instructor. We provide the instructor, from APA's instructor pool, with all expenses paid by APA as part of the course fees; and course materials including a handout of any late-breaking issues. Certain courses require that each student have a computer during class. Generally as long as the computer can access the internet it will meet the requirements for the course. Most courses DO NOT require a student computer.

Because each circumstance is different, we can't give you a standard set of prices for in-house training sessions. But we can tell you that if you want to train eight people or more, in-house training will probably be less expensive than registering your staff members for a public seminar. Please contact [email protected] for a customized no-obligation proposal.