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# Log Training
Got your hours? Get your credit.
## Tap + to Log
Tap **Training** in the navigation bar, then tap the **Floating Action Button (FAB)**, the red circle with a **+** at the bottom right. (You can also tap **Log training** on your [Daily Briefing](/getting-started/daily-briefing.md).) The **Log Training** screen opens.
## Enter Training Details
Give your training a **Title** (the only required field) and a **Description**, then tap **Start** to pick the date and time it began. Enter the **Duration (h)**, how many hours the training lasted, and the **CE units earned**, how many continuing education credits it's worth. Most Cert Types measure CE in hours, though some use other units.
## Classify Your Training
Choose the **Discipline** (Fire, EMS, Hazmat, Technical Rescue, and so on) and the **Training type** (like Lecture, Skills, Online, or Clinical).
Then add **Topics**, which tell CertLocker what the training covered. Tap one of the **Suggested** topics, or search for one, and you can even type your own. Topics matter: when they match a requirement on one of your Certs, and the training date falls inside that Cert's current renewal window, CertLocker credits the training to that requirement automatically (see [Track Renewal Progress](/my-certs/track-renewal-progress.md)).
## Add the Instructor & Location
Fill in the **Instructor name** and **Instructor email**, then, under **Location**, where the training took place: **Venue / address**, **City**, **State**, and **ZIP**.
## Attach Your Certificate
If you received a certificate of completion, tap **Upload attachment** in the **Attachment** section and choose the file, so it's ready to submit when you renew. You can also add one later (see [Completion Certificates](/training/completion-certificates.md)).
## Tap Save
Tap **Save** in the top right corner, and your new Training Record opens. Tap **Training** to return to your list, where it appears on the **Upcoming** tab if it's in the future, or **History** if it's already happened.
{% hint style="info" %}
**Training from your department?** If your Org ran the session in CertLocker and marked you as attended, it's already in your History, so there's no need to log it again.
{% endhint %}
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