For the month of April, we have highlighted some of the 225+ genealogy and research courses offered at The International Institute of Genealogical Studies. There are a variety of themes and topics to choose from. Hopefully, we will feature some courses that you were not aware of and pique your interest to explore further.
E is for EUROPEAN
Currently, there are 45 European countries. Although The National Institute does not have courses to cover all of those countries yet, we do offer quite a few with more planned for the future. Note: The English, Scottish, Irish, and related courses will be featured in future blog posts.
European Research courses:
Research: Austro-Hungarian Ancestors
Research: Danish Ancestors
Research: Dutch Ancestors in the Netherlands
Research: Eastern European Ancestors
Research: Jewish Ancestors
Research: Polish Ancestors
Research: Scandinavian Ancestors
Research: Slovak Ancestors-Part 1
Research: Slovak Ancestors-Part 2
Research: South African Ancestors Including Military Records
Research: Ukrainian Ancestors
Eastern European Records Courses
Basic Level
Eastern European: Introduction to Research for North Americans
Eastern European: Languages & Alphabets
Eastern European: Locating Places
Eastern European: Understanding Migration Patterns
Intermediate Level
Eastern European: Austrian-Hungarian, German & Russian Empires: Chronology
Eastern European: Church Records
Eastern European: Civil Registration Records
Eastern European: Other Records…Including Census, Land, Military & Tax
Eastern European: Record Repositories
Advanced Level
Eastern European: Onsite Research in the Ancestral Homeland
Eastern European: Problem Solving
Additional Course Packages
You can customize your own package of courses. This is especially helpful if you have already completed some of the Eastern European Record courses. Register for the balance of the courses needed to complete your desired certificate.
Research A-Z
European Records cover a wide region and represent the ethnic origins of many ancestors as they migrated and emigrated or immigrated to various other regions for a variety of reasons. Identifying your ancestral homeland can potentially open a whole new area of research. Learn where to search and what records are available to assist you in documenting your family history.
The International Institute of Genealogical Studies offers quality online education with over 240 courses. Our wide range of courses cover specific countries, enhance methodology research, build skills to maximize your research time, and all count toward the certification you choose.
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