Comprehensive Public Training Program

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Effective January 1, 2023 the My Training tab in LEO will be retired. Beginning Mid-January, LaGov users will be introduced to our new SuccessFactors-based Learning system.

During this transitional period, no access to web-based courses or ability to register for instructor-led courses will be available.

The State of Louisiana offers training to all state employees through the Comprehensive Public Training Program (CPTP) . CPTP provides management development, and supervisory and general job skills training for state employees. All employees, faculty, other academic, and classified are eligible. Course offerings include but are not limited to Emergency Preparedness, Ethical Behavior in the Workplace, Foundations of Coaching, Hiring and Retaining Top Talent, Managing Work Time Effectively, Change Management, and Conflict Management.

How to find your Unique ID/H-Number

If you are a first time user of LEO, please contact Brandi F. Frey for your LEO login information.

Navigating CPTP and LEO

To log into LEO for the first time, click on "First Time User" and follow the prompts to set up a password and security questions. Your User ID will be your unique H Number. Please be sure to include "H" before your number. For additional help visit the E-course Tutorial. Click on My Training tab> Training> Comprehensive Public Training Program in Course Catalog> CPTP web courses

How to Book a Web Based Course in LEO?

How to Book an Instructor Led Course in LEO?

If you are registering for an instructor-led course that requires travel, you must obtain supervisory approval (parish chair, resident coordinator, department head, regional director or equivalent) and all necessary spend authorizations prior to attending the course. CPTP training is free, however, any associated travel costs for a participating employee must be covered by unit's funds or individual travel allocation.
In person at several areas around the state including, Alexandria, Baton Rouge, Hammond, Houma, Lafayette, Lake Charles, Monroe, New Orleans, and Shreveport.