Marriage educators are the face of your marriage and relationship education program. Proper training is critical to your program’s success. These individuals must have the knowledge and skills to appropriately respond to questions about the curriculum, identify unhealthy (and potentially violent) relationships, set boundaries, and effectively facilitate and/or present information. This is no small task, and training should be an on-going priority for quality MRE programs. This tip sheet can help you develop a training plan that covers key aspects of your program. (Author abstract modified)