Tribal Training
OCSE has developed training courses and materials targeted for tribal child support caseworkers and other interested individuals. These resources can help you operate or manage a tribal program. The materials cover the history of federally funded tribal child support programs, an orientation for tribal child support staff, cultural awareness training for working with tribal governments, and the role of employers in tribal child support collections.
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Child Support Distribution in Tribal IV-D Cases
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OCSE Training Courses for Tribal IV-D Directors
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Tribal and State Jurisdiction to Establish and Enforce Child Support
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What Employers Should Know When Working with Tribes
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Strengthening the Circle: Child Support for Native American Children
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Tribal Advance Planning Document Presentation
July 26, 2012Training on the Advance Planning Document process used by Tribal IV-D programs to obtain federal funding for child support systemsOCSE Training Courses for Tribal IV-D Directors
July 15, 2010Provides web-based training for Tribes organized around procedures in the final rule for Tribal Child Support Enforcement ProgramsChild Support Distribution in Tribal IV-D Cases
January 1, 2006Six training modules designed as a one day course to give participants a base knowledge in Tribal IV-D distribution
OCSE Training Courses for Tribal IV-D Directors
July 15, 2010Provides web-based training for Tribes organized around procedures in the final rule for Tribal Child Support Enforcement ProgramsTribal Advance Planning Document Presentation
July 26, 2012Training on the Advance Planning Document process used by Tribal IV-D programs to obtain federal funding for child support systemsChild Support Distribution in Tribal IV-D Cases
January 1, 2006Six training modules designed as a one day course to give participants a base knowledge in Tribal IV-D distribution