For the month of April, we have highlighted some of the 225+ genealogy and research courses offered at The National Institute for 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.
U is for UNITED STATES
Do you have American research? Our American Records courses cover a vast number of topics. There are compulsory US courses required for the American Certificate, plus plenty of additional American courses to fulfill the elective requirements. Additional courses could be used to explore research projects with a US-focus. Any of these listed courses can be taken on their own or bundled in a package of courses.
There is also the option to combine American compulsory courses with the compulsory courses from another certificate to complete two certificates at once.
American Records Courses
American Records Package – 14 Courses:
US: Cemetery and Mortuary Records
US: Census Records
US: Court Records
US: Immigration & Naturalization Records
US: Institutional Records
US: Land Records
US: Migration Patterns
US: Military Records
US: Newspaper Records
US: Occupational Records
US: Probate Records
US: Religious Records-Part 1
US: Religious Records-Part 2
US: Vital Records, Understanding and Using the Records
Additional American Courses
Research: Mayflower Ancestors
Research: U.S. 20th Century Records, Including Adoption Records
Research: U.S. African American Ancestors
Research: U.S. Colonial New England Ancestors
Research: U.S. Fraternal Organizations
Research: U.S. Great Lakes Area Ancestors
Research: U.S. Midwestern States Ancestors
Research: U.S. Records Using Ancestry including DNA Strategies
Research: U.S. Western States Ancestors
Research: U.S. World War II Ancestors – Part 1
Research: U.S. World War II Ancestors – Part 2
Lastly, you can customize your own package of courses. This is especially helpful if you have already completed some of the American Records courses. Register for the balance of the courses needed to complete your desired certificate.
Researching American Records, or the records for any specific country, requires the understanding of the foundational courses, plus the additional courses relating to your area of research. Create the education plan customized to your research needs. Need advice to choose your best options? Contact the office with your questions. We are here to help you succeed in realizing your genealogical education goals.
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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