375:) offers training in foreign affairs specialties, such as consular, management tradecraft, political and economic affairs, public diplomacy, curriculum and staff development, office management, and orientation programs. It also offers guidance on the socio-cultural patterns, politics, economics, and international relations of world regions and individual countries. SPAS provides tailored programs in Consular, Economic and Commercial, Management, Office Management, Political, and Public Diplomacy, as well as new-hire orientation programs and in-depth Area Studies courses. SPAS is also home to the Center for the Study of the Conduct of Diplomacy (CSCD), which examines recent diplomatic experiences in order to capture best practices and lessons learned. CSCD produces comparative analyses which are incorporated into FSI training and used to help prepare foreign affairs professionals at all ranks for the challenges faced at U.S. missions around the world.
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one day to two years, courses are designed to equip foreign affairs professionals with the knowledge, skills, and attitudes needed to achieve U.S. foreign policy priorities, to promote successful performance in each professional assignment, to assist in navigating international transitions, and to enhance the leadership and management capabilities of the U.S. foreign affairs community. Other courses and resources help family members prepare for the demands of a mobile lifestyle and living abroad, and provide employees and their families with important information about such critical and timely topics as emergency preparedness and cyber-security awareness, among others.
412:) prepares employees and their family members for effectiveness in the foreign affairs community throughout, and after, their careers. The Transition Center provides: insights and information on all domestic and overseas posts; workshops and courses on Foreign Service life skills and security training; and training, counseling, and other assistance for Department of State and foreign affairs employees from other agencies leaving U.S. Government service. TC's Center of Excellence in Foreign Affairs Resilience (CEFAR) provides consultations and training designed to help individuals, family members, and teams perform in high-stress and high-level-threat environments.
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348:) offers instruction in more than 70 languages and proficiency testing in over 100 languages. Enrollments may be 8–44 weeks, depending on the difficulty of the language and the individual's proficiency objectives. The Foreign Service Institute's School of Language Studies also maintains a network of language field schools in Taipei, Yokohama, Seoul, and other regional programs in the Middle East, North Africa, and Asia where a further 44 weeks of instruction is offered overseas in
386:) is divided into four broad generalities: training to improve the business application skills of all employees, training in the technologies employed across the Department of State for IT professionals, IRM tradecraft courses that provide IT managers with broad IT management skills, and training for new Information Management Specialists and Information Management Technical Specialists to prepare them for initial and continued overseas employment with the department.
364:. Programs and courses of study also include self-study, early morning classes and distance learning courses. FSI is a co-creator of the speaking and reading language proficiency rating scales used throughout the U.S. government. SLS is active within the U.S. government's interagency community of language trainers and testers and frequently benchmarks with external foreign affairs agencies on language instruction.
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series. Published since 1861, the series contains documents from numerous government agencies that reveal how U.S. foreign policy was created and executed at the highest levels. Additionally, the office prepares policy-supportive historical studies, helps train department personnel through historical
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October 1993, when it relocated to its current home. In 1954, the Wriston Report criticized the resources and support being devoted to FSI, and in the following year, FSI overhauled its curriculum, adding longer specialized training, putting a greater emphasis on language training, and opening
276:. The issuance of Departmental orders fulfilling this section of the Act were delayed by the need to first resolve certain administrative issues. The orders were ultimately issued and, on March 13, 1947, Secretary of State George Marshall announced the establishment of the Foreign Service Institute.
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The institute's programs include training for the development of all cadres of the U.S. Department of State, including United States
Foreign Service, Civil Service, and Locally Employed staff, who serve at U.S. embassies and consulates overseas as well as in domestic offices. Ranging in length from
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Foreign Service Institute was first proposed as an in-service, graduate-level training institute for State Department employees and others in the Foreign Service. A number of different training schools and programs preceded the Foreign Service Institute, including the Consular School of
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Foreign Service Institute comprises the School of Language Studies, the School of Professional and Area Studies, the School of Applied Information Technology, the Leadership and Management School, the Transition Center, and the
397:) offers mandatory and elective leadership and management training for supervisors and managers from entry to executive levels; roundtables and policy seminars for senior leaders; and crisis management training overseas and at the
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In 1947, the Foreign Service Institute opened in the Mayfair Building in the
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Bureau of Oceans and International Environmental and Scientific Affairs
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In 2017, FSI celebrated the 70th anniversary of its founding, with the
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Office of the Secretary's Special Representative for Syria Engagement
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FSI at 70: Future Forward: A History of the Foreign Service Institute
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1090:. National Audiovisual Center. 1989. pp. Introduction Letter.
900:"State Department Leaders Inaugurate New 'Lessons Learned' Center"
794:"National Foreign Affairs Training Center 2017 Master Plan Update"
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Office of the Special Envoy for Critical and Emerging Technology
655:"The Foreign Service Institute at 70: Recalling a Proud History"
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Office of the Special Envoy to Monitor and Combat Anti-Semitism
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921:"1 FAM 296 School of Applied Information Technology (FSI/SAIT)"
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Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs
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Office of the Science and Technology Advisor to the Secretary
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Office of the Special Presidential Envoy for Hostage Affairs
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Foreign Language Courses Produced by the Federal Government
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George P. Shultz National Foreign Affairs Training Center
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Schools of international relations in the United States
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Bureau of the Comptroller and Global Financial Services
466:– US Government sales source for FSI language material.
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Office of Small and Disadvantaged Business Utilization
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Deputy Secretary of State for Management and Resources
953:"1 FAM 295 Leadership and Management School (FSI/LMS)"
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United States Advisory Commission on Public Diplomacy
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Bureau of International Security and Nonproliferation
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Office of the Special Presidential Envoy for Climate
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Office of the U.S. Coordinator for the Arctic Region
712:"The Battle to Create the Foreign Service Institute"
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U.S. Department of State – Foreign Service Institute
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United States government diplomatic training program
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Office to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons
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310:releasing an e-book in honor of its anniversary.
292:up courses to wives of Foreign Service Officers.
835:"1 FAM 297 School of Language Studies (FSI/SLS)"
1628:Bureau of Conflict and Stabilization Operations
480:Association for Diplomatic Studies and Training
450:– military counterpart for language instruction
308:Association for Diplomatic Studies and Training
1711:Bureau of Global Health Security and Diplomacy
1206:Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs
1064:"2012 National Audiovisual Center Collections"
716:Association of Diplomatic Studies and Training
534:"Hiring Window Is Open at the Foreign Service"
330:A selection of language courses advertised in
1649:Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migration
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764:"'WRISTON REPORT' OF THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE"
504:"Inspection of the Foreign Service Institute"
8:
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1309:Bureau of International Organization Affairs
511:Inspector General of the Department of State
35:
1602:Office of Management Strategy and Solutions
1313:United States Mission to the United Nations
1039:"1 FAM 322.1–2 The Office Of the Historian"
619:"1 FAM 290 Foreign Service Institute (FSI)"
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303:, and remains headquartered there today.
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380:School of Applied Information Technology
297:National Foreign Affairs Training Center
83:National Foreign Affairs Training Center
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1878:Education in Arlington County, Virginia
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1357:Bureau of Economic and Business Affairs
1302:Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs
1237:Bureau of Cyberspace and Digital Policy
532:Zimmerman, Eilene (December 20, 2008).
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369:School of Professional and Area Studies
1617:Under Secretary for Civilian Security,
1596:Director of Diplomatic Reception Rooms
1007:"1 FAM 298 Transition Center (FSI/TC)"
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434:includes a full text archive of the
1718:Bureau of Intelligence and Research
1348:Growth, Energy, and the Environment
1109:Public Domain FSI Language Material
898:Clark, Charles (February 3, 2016).
1544:Bureau of Global Talent Management
295:In October 1993, FSI moved to the
28:Foreign Service Institute of India
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1760:Office of Diversity and Inclusion
1656:Office of Global Criminal Justice
1145:United States Department of State
1404:Under Secretary for Arms Control
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819:Honley, Steven (March 5, 2017).
475:Senior Seminar in Foreign Policy
391:Leadership and Management School
41:
1842:Foreign Service Grievance Board
1780:Office of the Chief of Protocol
1766:Office of Global Women's Issues
1463:Bureau of Global Public Affairs
798:General Services Administration
194:/under-secretary-for-management
26:For the Indian equivalent, see
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1321:Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs
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1607:Office of White House Liaison
1537:Bureau of Diplomatic Security
1523:Bureau of Budget and Planning
1481:Office of Global Youth Issues
1388:Office of Global Partnerships
1377:Office of the Chief Economist
1222:Deputy Secretary of State for
560:Reiser, Mindy (May 5, 2017).
285:State Department headquarters
1748:Foreign Affairs Policy Board
1447:Diplomacy and Public Affairs
1346:Under Secretary for Economic
1232:Office of Foreign Assistance
250:Assistant Secretary of State
1787:Office of the Legal Adviser
1773:Office of Inspector General
1619:Democracy, and Human Rights
987:. Diplopundit. May 16, 2013
768:Central Intelligence Agency
742:"Foreign Service Institute"
589:"Foreign Service Institute"
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1558:Bureau of Medical Services
1530:Bureau of Consular Affairs
1445:Under Secretary for Public
1406:and International Security
1364:Bureau of Energy Resources
1288:Bureau of Counterterrorism
448:Defense Language Institute
342:School of Language Studies
196:/foreign-service-institute
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1281:Bureau of African Affairs
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1217:Deputy Secretary of State
1184:Deputy Secretary of State
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21:School of Foreign Service
1516:Bureau of Administration
1470:Global Engagement Center
1224:Management and Resources
1104:U.S. Department of State
1017:U.S. Department of State
963:U.S. Department of State
931:U.S. Department of State
877:U.S. Department of State
845:U.S. Department of State
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252:and is appointed by the
231:U.S. Department of State
175:U.S. Department of State
49:U.S. Department of State
19:Not to be confused with
1793:Office of the Ombudsman
1704:Office of the Counselor
1581:Office of the Historian
1159:Harry S Truman Building
823:. Arlington Hall Press.
417:Office of the Historian
336:by the SLS in July 1997
321:Office of the Historian
1847:Secretary's Open Forum
1755:Office of Civil Rights
1012:Foreign Affairs Manual
958:Foreign Affairs Manual
926:Foreign Affairs Manual
872:Foreign Affairs Manual
840:Foreign Affairs Manual
624:Foreign Affairs Manual
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1732:Executive Secretariat
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223:U.S. foreign service
1888:Diplomatic training
1270:Under Secretary for
1019:. December 23, 2013
965:. September 7, 2007
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847:. December 23, 2013
774:on January 23, 2017
631:. September 8, 2014
567:Washington Diplomat
301:Arlington, Virginia
274:Foreign Service Act
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684:history.state.gov
436:Foreign Relations
406:Transition Center
289:Rosslyn, Virginia
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163:, Director of FSI
161:Joan A. Polaschik
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