Water Learning Center
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Water Learning Center
Explore a comprehensive suite of training programs on one of our most valuable resources - water.
Whether you're looking for foundational learning, practical skills, or certification, our Water Learning Center provides essential learning opportunities. From legal guidelines to operational controls, our courses cover real-world applications and advanced management techniques in water-related fields.
Why the Water Learning Center?
With a focus on everyday applications and specialized management strategies, our center supports learners across various levels and objectives.
We are here for those looking to:
- Gain a general understanding of water management
- Acquire hands-on experience in practical skills
- Achieve certification to meet industry standards
Our Resource Library also provides extensive guidance, tools, and materials to reinforce learning outcomes and enhance your knowledge base.
Key Topic Areas in Water Learning
Each program is designed to equip you with the skills you need, from day-to-day water management tasks to advanced operations. Additionally, our courses provide Professional Development Hours (PDHs), meeting both national and state-specific certification requirements. Multi-jurisdictional training options are available to further your career in water management.
Why This Matters
Water is essential for every aspect of life, yet it faces unprecedented challenges. From pollution to inefficient usage, our water systems are under stress. Understanding these issues and learning how to manage water resources responsibly is critical for a sustainable future. Here are a few statistics that highlight the importance of water management.
Global Wastewater
Over 80% of the world's wastewater flows back into the environment untreated, and this figure rises to 95% in some developing countries (United Nations)
US Water Pollution
In the United States, more than 700,000 miles of waterways are too polluted for safe drinking, recreation, or wildlife habitats (EPA).
Daily Water Treatment
Every day, U.S. wastewater treatment facilities process approximately 34 billion gallons, but a significant portion of treated water still contains pollutants (U.S. Geological Survey).
Water Stress
By 2025, nearly half of the global population will live in areas facing high water stress, impacting agriculture, energy, and drinking water supplies (World Bank).
Visit the Water Course Catalog to find trainings you are interested in.
You can filter your search by State, Water Subcategory, Certifications, Schools, or Delivery Method.
If you need assistance finding your training, please contact us.
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