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Training has been a key goal of APT since its founding in 1968. Our training courses help specialists hone their skills and offer participants hands-on experience with such problems as the deterioration of wood, stone, and concrete. Training courses also provide opportunities to explore specialized fields such as preservation engineering and landscape conservation.
APT's 50 Plus Years of Training Programs
Call for Webinars
The Training & Education Committee (T & E) invites proposals for virtual content focused on preservation technology and heritage conservation. Webinars can vary in length and number of participants from a single presentation in an hour-long slot, to multiple presenters in slots up to three hours.
Submission Guidelines:
- Audience: Professionals, educators, and students in preservation and heritage fields
- Format: Webinar
- Length: 50-100 words
How to Submit:
Send your name, webinar title, and a 50-100 word description of your proposed webinar to [email protected]. If the event is of mutual interest, we will provide you with some additional requests for information, as planning progresses.
We look forward to your innovative ideas and contributions to advancing preservation technology and heritage conservation.
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Jenna Bresler
Bryan Clark Green
Please view our events calendar for upcoming training and education opportunities.
The following topics have also been addressed in past training courses offered by APT:
- documentation technologies
- historic building envelopes
- masonry conservation and cleaning
- stained-glass conservation
- paint analysis and application
- coatings for architectural surfaces
- archaeology and conservation
- decorative plasterwork
- maritime preservation
- historic concrete and high-rise buildings
- historic bridges
- historic hardware
- architectural metals
- timber-frame and log construction
- terra-cotta conservation
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