Training Module Setup: Adding an Instructor Type

Purpose

To explain how to add an Instructor Type within the Instructor Type Section of the Training Module Setup.

TIP: Examples of Instructor Types include:

Navigate to Training > Setup > Instructor Types.
Select Add Instructor Type.
Enter the name of the Instructor Type.
Select Create. That's it...nice job!
In the Actions column you can editor deletean Instructor Type.

NOTE: Instructor Types in use (assigned to a class) cannot be deleted.
You can use the filters at the top of the page to search the Instructor Types by

Select Search.
By checking one or more boxes in the leftmost column, you can bulk delete Instructor Types.

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