Certified Systems Thinking Trainer (CSTT)

Step into the role of an inspiring trainer with our Certified Systems Thinking Trainer (CSTT) program! Ignite change by empowering practitioners, managers, and leaders with the transformative power of systemic thought. If you're passionate about systems thinking and eager to guide others within your organization on this journey, this is your platform to make a lasting impact!

The Certified Systems Thinking Trainer (CSTT) certification program is designed for those who aim to teach colleagues about systems thinking. To obtain this certification, one must have a deep understanding of systems thinking and expertise in delivering training.

Utilize advanced facilitation techniques and modern learning methods to lead engaging and impactful training sessions, in both in-person and virtual environments. This includes managing learner engagement and efficiently handling information overload to optimize learning outcomes.
Identify and apply innovative learning strategies that promote active participant engagement, encourage participation, and enhance retention of the training material.
Gain proficiency in various training tools and technologies, employing them effectively to ensure seamless and successful delivery of training courses.
Develop skills to provide constructive feedback to trainees, addressing their individual learning needs while maintaining organization and adhering to the training schedule.

Must be associated with the STA Authorized Training Partner.
Must hold valid Certified Systems Thinking Practitioner (CSTP) credentials and be in good standing.
Must have systems thinking experience.
Complete a two-day or 14-hour trainer course provided by the Systems Thinking Alliance.

Practitioners, change agents, public servants, community leaders, and managers interested in delivering training and seeking to fill the systems thinking capability gap in their organization.
Educators who wish to offer STA certification courses in their schools, colleges, and universities.

Level: Advance
Language: English

You must earn 30 Learning and Development Units (LDUs) annually to maintain your CSTT certification.

Frequently Asked Question

Amplify Your Impact as a CST Trainer

Find essential information about the CST Trainer certification, including the key learnings, application to problem-solving, prerequisites, organizational benefits, and how it enhances your ability to navigate intricate processes and information management.

What does it mean to be associated with an authorized training partner?

To obtain the Certified Systems Thinking Trainer (CSTT) certificate, your organization needs to be an STA Authorized Training Partner. This partnership makes it possible to pursue trainer certification.

Why is it necessary to be associated with an authorized training partner for the CSTT certificate?

Our Certified Systems Thinking Trainer (CSTT) program is exclusively designed for in-house trainers of organizations that are implementing our systems thinking program internally. This partnership ensures a standard of quality, consistency and adherence to our proven methodologies. By associating with an authorized trainer, you get access to specialized knowledge, guidance, and resources, which are integral in successfully driving the systems thinking approach within your organization.

What qualifies as systems thinking experience?

Any work that involves the application of systems concepts, specific approaches, or a combination thereof can be considered relevant systems thinking experience. When registering for the training, you must confirm that you have experience practicing systems thinking and applying systems concepts and approaches.

Why are Learning Development Units (LDUs) necessary for maintaining the certification?

Earning Learning Development Units (LDUs) is key to maintaining your certificate. The purpose of this requirement is to encourage continuance in enhancing your systems thinking knowledge and skills. Regularly updating your expertise helps you to think more systemically, providing you with the resources and support required to refine your abilities. This constant improvement equips you better to deliver practical training sessions. In essence, LDUs help ensure that, as a certified trainer, you continue to stay at the forefront of systems thinking.