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The Constitution for Government Employees

Help government employees understand the U.S. Constitution, their oath of office, constitutional rights, separation of powers, and the principles that guide public service.

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Federal employees swear to support and defend the U.S. Constitution. This course explains the origins, structure, and practical significance of the Constitution, including the separation of powers, checks and balances, and the rights protected by the Bill of Rights.

Designed for government employee onboarding and Constitution Day training, the program connects constitutional principles with ethical, impartial public service, civil liberties, federalism, and everyday agency decisions.

What you will learn
  • Why federal employees take an oath and what it means to support and defend the Constitution
  • How the Articles of Confederation led to the 1787 Constitutional Convention, ratification, and Bill of Rights
  • How the seven Articles of the Constitution organize and limit governmental power
  • Article I: Congress, legislative powers, bicameralism, and checks on other branches
  • Article II: Executive powers, elections, appointments, and faithful execution of laws
  • Article III: Federal courts, jurisdiction, jury trials, and judicial review
  • Articles IV–VII: Federal-state relations, admitting states, amendments, supremacy, and ratification
  • The Bill of Rights: First Amendment freedoms, search protections, due process, and fair trials
  • How later amendments address abolition, equal protection, voting rights, and succession
  • Federalism and the Supremacy Clause in everyday agency work
  • Applying constitutional principles to impartiality, civil liberties, records, and public interactions
  • Onboarding expectations and Constitution Day observance on September 17
Products Specifications
Formats Available DVD, USB, On Demand Streaming, ONLINE, SCORM or MP4
Duration 14.5 min
Supporting Materials PDF support materials and quiz; completion tracking for Online/SCORM
Language English
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