Probation officers need tools that streamline their workflow while delivering effective interventions for their clients. Advent eLearning offers exactly that - a quick and simple way to assign evidence-based interventions with just a few clicks.
The Simple Assignment Process
Easy Online Referral Form: Officers can quickly access the referral form through AdventeLearning.com to assign courses to their clients.
Immediate Processing: Once submitted, the referral is processed instantly, allowing clients to begin their assigned courses without delay.
Automated Notifications: The system automatically sends enrollment information to clients, reducing administrative tasks for officers.
Benefits of Quick Assignment
Time Savings: Officers can assign courses in minutes rather than spending hours on paperwork and program coordination.
Immediate Intervention: Clients can begin their assigned courses promptly, increasing the likelihood of successful completion.
Reduced Administrative Burden: The automated system handles enrollment, progress tracking, and completion notifications.
By streamlining the assignment process, Advent eLearning helps probation officers focus more on client supervision and less on administrative tasks. This efficiency not only saves valuable time but also helps ensure clients receive timely interventions that can positively impact their rehabilitation journey.
Contact Advent eLearning
If you’re interested in how Advent eLearning can benefit your agency and your clients, click here to visit our website. You can review Advent eLearning courses with no costs or obligations for your organization.
Advent eLearning courses address a variety of topics including:
Alcohol & Substance Abuse
Anger Management
Animal Care
Boating & Outdoors
Bullying
Juvenile Conflict Resolution
Corrective Thinking
Defensive Driving
Financial Crimes
Firearm Responsibility
Harassment
Hunting Responsibility
Impaired Driving
Juvenile Sexting
Life Skills
Marijuana & THC
Parenting
Prostitution
Revenge Porn
Shoplifting
Theft
Traffic Safety
Underage Substance
Victim Impact Panel
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