Program content
The program must state audience, duration, outcomes, uniqueness, references, assumptions, and non-proprietary sources used.
Program endorsement
Credential the program, not only the trainer.
GTF program endorsement reviews whether a training product has clear outcomes, current content, referenced sources, suitable delivery design, compliant materials, and an implementation approach.
Endorsement standard
What GTF checks before endorsing a program.
Endorsement validates the training product. It does not replace trainer credentialing, and it does not guarantee client results. It gives buyers a stronger basis to inspect content quality and learning design.
Delivery design
The flow must support learning through practice, interaction, feedback, application, and transfer beyond the workshop.
Materials standard
Slides and participant materials must avoid distorted visuals, unlicensed images, uncited quotes, and overloaded text.
What members submit
A review packet, not a sales brochure.
Audience, outcomes, duration, delivery mode, trainer role, and target workplace application.
What makes the program distinct, what sources it uses, and where citations appear in materials.
Learning activities, participant practice, assessment, follow-up method, and evidence of implementation support.
Slide sample, workbook or participant materials, image/license confirmation, and certificate or badge usage request if relevant.