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# Your Training
Every class, drill, and conference, all in one place.
Keep all your training records in CertLocker, so we can help you track your CE progress, and so all your certificates of completion are in one place when it's time to renew. Tap **Training** in the navigation bar to get started.
## Upcoming
The **Upcoming** tab shows training sessions you've been invited to or registered for, and future training you've logged yourself. Invitations come first, with **Register** and **Decline** buttons, so you can respond right from the list.
## Available
The **Available** tab shows open training sessions hosted by your Orgs, grouped by Org, that you can register for yourself. Tap **Register** on any you'd like to attend (see [Register for Training](/training/register-for-training.md)). When nothing is open, you'll see **Nothing available**.
## History
The **History** tab is your training record: every training you've attended or logged, newest first. Each one shows its date, hours, and CE units, and whether you logged it yourself (**Self-logged**). Tap any training to open it (see [View & Edit Training](/training/view-and-edit-training.md)).
## Calendar
Prefer to see it on a calendar? The **Calendar** tab shows your training by month, week, or day (see [Training Calendar](/training/training-calendar.md)).
## Log Training
To add a training you attended, tap the **Floating Action Button (FAB)**, the red circle with a **+** at the bottom right, from any tab (see [Log Training](/training/log-training.md)).
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