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Nahle offers 3 Certified Training Programs , CDOE for full-service hotels, CCE for select-service hotels, and our newest program, CDFM for assisted living facilities. Georgetown University conducted a study finding employees who complete a Certification Program typically make 10% more than their co- workers.

Welcome To the National Association of Hotel & Lodging Engineers

We're Dedicated To Engineering Excellence
Through Education & Training!

NAHLE offers specialized training and certification for hotel and lodging engineers. Our elearning platform empowers maintenance and engineering professionals to protect property assets, improve operational efficiency, and enhance guest satisfaction. Our programs are specifically tailored for hotel engineer and maintenance personnel. Our online modules are designed to meet the real – world demands of professionals working in diverse environments – from routine maintenance staff to
directors of engineering managing full-service,

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Lodging Magazine
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