Continuing Education Credits

HydroMan

Hello, I'm looking to find what is required to offer Continuing Education Credits. If I host a seminar on pumps lasting 4 hours, do I just need to provide a "certificate" and agenda to qualify, or is there something more needed to make it official? Thanks!

SWEI

it's up to the agency

that has the CE requirement.  They should have a list of approved courses (or they might recognize some other organization's approval.)

Paul Pollets

Credentials

In the state of WA., if you want to create a CE course, you must submit the course curriculum and your credentials to Labor & Industries. Most are setting up courses on-line so the recipient doesn't have to travel to attend.

hot_rod

it really depends

on the agency.



Is it for one State? Sometimes you need to submit the course to the plumbing board for approval, or the division of professional licenses. Sometimes it is a simple application, no fee, quick turn around. In some states the board only meets twice a year and it takes quite some time to get an answer.



They may require a teaching certificate or some proof of your qualifications. Many times a certificate of attendance or completion, and a copy of the sign in sheet is required. It really varies from place to place.

Tim McElwain

What is your

location?