Tiger Training

In some cases, you may be required to take certain courses one or more times annually. Please contact tigertraining@clemson.edu for more information about these training requirements.

Yes, all supervisors should provide both time and equipment so that all the employees they supervise are able to meet training requirement deadlines.

Yes, if you would like to become an author in the Tiger Training system, you will need to sign up for a one hour author training session.

Additional training guidance is offered by the University’s vendor.

We recommend using Chrome or Firefox and do not recommend using Internet Explorer or Safari.

Tiger Training is Clemson University’s choice in a training management system and is used to deliver and track your required training. Tiger Training is an engaging, streamlined, and effective learning management platform that allows Clemson to quickly extend to our employees the skills, tools and knowledge that they need to be successful.

Simply visit Tiger Training to login. Once there, enter your Clemson username and password in the username and password fields.

No, the Tiger Training system is not related to the Bridge-to-Clemson program. In late 2017, the University secured an outside software vendor named Bridge to provide the University its training management system (TMS). We called it Tiger Training to avoid confusion with the Bridge-to-Clemson program. Tiger Training is available for use by all faculty, staff and students. To access your required training and training deadlines, used the preferred web browsers (Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome), visit tigertraining.clemson.edu and log in using your Clemson username and password.

When you visit TigerTraining.clemson.edu, your required training is inventoried for you, which helps take the guess work out. Most faculty and staff are required to take the following University-required trainings:

• Bridges: Building A Supportive Community
• Policies and Procedures for Equitable Treatment
• Information Security Awareness
• Conflict of Interest
• Required Supervisor Training Series (for new supervisors)

If you are a student worker you are required to take the Information Security Awareness Course

From a troubleshooting point of view, below are a list of things you can try:

• Switch browsers to the recommended Mozilla Firefox or Google Chrome. Internet Explorer does not work well with the Tiger Training System.
• Clear your cache.
• If the problem persists, contact us at tigertraining@clemson.edu.

We rebranded the training management system to Tiger Training. Originally, the University secured an outside software vendor named Bridge to provide the University its training management system (TMS). We changed the name to Tiger Training to avoid confusion with the Bridge-to-Clemson program. Tiger Training is available for use by all faculty, staff and students. To access your required training and training deadlines, used the preferred web browsers (Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome), visit Tiger Training and log in using your Clemson username and password.

Please email tigertraining@clemson.edu.

Please email tigertraining@clemson.edu.

The email notification that you have received is from Clemson University’s Training Management System, Tiger Training. Because of your classification in the University’s HRIS System, you are required to complete training delivered through Tiger Training. In the future, to access the Tiger Training system and review your required training assignments:

• Go to Tiger Training
• Login in using your Clemson username and password.
• Recommended web browsers: Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome

As an employee of Clemson University, the employees you supervise have access to University resources and systems, and as a result, they are asked to complete all required training. Doing required training protects Clemson and all who work for the University.