Some community education classes offer continuing education credits. Check class descriptions for more information.

Yes, you can receive continuing education credits towards your massage therapy license by taking our trigger point classes. For more information regarding this, call the Texas School of Massage at (281)488-3903 or 1(888)488-3903

Yes, students can enroll in an ISSA Certified Fitness Trainer seminar to attain 20 CEUs. In order to attend an ISSA Certified Fitness Trainer seminar, students must call the Continuing Education Department at 800-892-4772 to reserve a seat.

Although our programs are accepted for continuing education credit in the majority of the states, it is ultimately your responsibility to find out whether our programs will be acceptable for continuing education credits in your state. Our programs are acceptable with other state boards of pharmacy requiring continuing education by ACPE Providers.

The East West School is approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing to offer continuing education credit for the Community Herbalist and Professional Herbalist Courses. No other materials are required in addition to what is included with each of the courses. However, it is recommended that students read herb books and related subjects as appropriate, and we offer a selection of useful books which may be purchased if desired.

All of the community education classes at the Children’s Health Education Center are free unless otherwise noted. Our Successful Sitter/CPR class is available for $25.

A certified electrician may take continuing education from; a community college or public school district or public educational institution, or a state-licensed private post-secondary institution under contract with a public educational institution, community college or public school district that offers classes relevant to the certification category.

BICSI recognizes the following Continuing Education Credits (CECs) for successful completion of the following Jones/NCTI courses:

The majority of state and provincial agencies accept IWRC courses to fulfill continuing education requirements; however it's always a good idea to confirm this with your local governing agency.

Yes. You receive one CEU for 10 hours of class (i.e. a 21-hour-class is worth 2.1 CEUs.) CEUs may not be used for college credit. You should make a request to the KU Continung Education staff member when you register for the course.

The University of Minnesota is an accredited provider for ACPE and all our courses are ACPE approved. Although our courses are generally accepted for continuing education credit in all states, it is ultimately your responsibility to find out whether our courses will be acceptable for the specific continuing education requirements of your state. If you have questions, please contact your state board. Yes. It might help to think of our courses as traditional courses that only last a few weeks.

Each course will have a "post test" (final exam) at its completion. This test must be successfully completed in order to receive your certificate of completion.

AISC Specification/Manual Seminar and AISC Seismic Provisions/Manual Seminar attendees receive 0.80 CEUs/8.0 PDHs per seminar. Seismic Braced Frames - Design Concepts and Connections Seminar attendees receive 0.65 CEUs/6.5 PDHs per seminar.

The Professional Development Program at SSA is a licensed State of Illinois provider of continuing education credits for social workers, marriage and family therapists, and professional counselors. Some classes offer credits for CADC licensed professionals applied for through IAODAPCA. See course descriptions. the end of each session, participants will receive a certificate granting continuing education credits (CECs) for the seminar.

Yes, as an IBABC member, it is possible to receive credits from attending IBABC ward meetings. Keep in mind, however, that IBABC ward meetings by themselves do not automatically qualify attendants for continuing education credits. In order to qualify for education credits, the area meeting must include bona fide educational content. Please contact your local IBABC Area Director or Greg Mansfield, Continuing Education Coordinator, at (604) 606-8007 for further information.

Typically, but not always, conferences and seminars have continuing education credits associated with them for an additional fee. At the end of any of these events a test, or in the case of conferences in which multiple papers are discussed, several tests will be available to you in our testing center. Note:In some cases the cost of continuing education credits is included in the registration fee. In most cases the fee for CEUs is an additional fee.

Yes - participants in our course will receive CE credit approved by the Dental Assisting National Board and some state dental boards and organizations. After successful completion of the Lessons and Tests, you will receive a certificate of completion designating you as an "Academy Certified Orthodontic Assistant" (AOAC). You will need to check with your state dental board or other agency if this meets their requirements.

Yes, many of our programs offer Continuing Education Credits for nurses through the California Board of Registered Nursing (we are Provider #10747). Look for the logo on our Calendar page or on the individual course pages. Most of our meditation programs qualify, as do some of our workshops. Call 800-346-5350 for specifics. Get monthly news, tips for yoga and meditation, and stay up-to-date on our upcoming programs. Click here to subscribe.

Yes, when completing the Part III Summary of Continuing Education Activities for NCBDE Application in the column Provider*/Approver enter either American Nurses Credentialing Center's Commission on Accreditation (RN) or The American Dietetic Association (RD). See CEU Credits Info

Yes. We have had students take our workshop multiple times and get continuing education credits each time he or she takes the workshop. Feel free to check with your state or licensing agency if you have questions regarding their rules. No, absolutely not. Michael teaches other therapists how to perform the Muscle Release TechniqueSM but does not have the ability to follow each student home, monitor his or her work and test the students’ abilities in the work.

No. Continuing Education (CE) Credit is not planned for this broadcast, webcast, or the DVDs and videotapes of the broadcast.

Continuing education credit is determined by several variables such as the length and complexity of reading materials, the number of learning exercise test questions, and the requirements of certifying/licensing organizations.

The IBABC Education Department can only tell you about the credits you have received through our continuing education program. Please contact Dawne Polak, Continuing Education Assistant, at (604) 606-8012 should you require a personal transcript. Please keep in mind that, as a licensee, you are responsible for tracking your overall credits and courses for license renewal purposes.

Continuing Education Units (CEUs) are given and are nationally recognized units of achievement that are used as evidence of increased technical competence. (One-tenth for each hour of participation; i.e., 10 hours = 1 CEU)

For continuing education credit for each module, you must (1) read the module’s program brochure (2) complete the module, and (3) register on one of two websites. Please visit the CE Credit page for more information. After logging on and registering, complete the posttest and evaluation. If you receive a test score of no lower than 80%, you may print a certificate of completion. If necessary, you may retake the test.

Licensees and designated Qualified Persons in Charge must obtain sixteen (16) credit hours in each two-year reporting period. Two (2) hours must be related to the IRMPA and its Rules, and fourteen (14) hours in approved topics listed in Rule 010.03.

No. The first thing is to find out if the class is Board approved. To do this, on this website, click on “Education” and then “Approved Continuing Education Courses.” If the course you took is Board approved, it will be listed on this web page. If it is not listed then it is not Board approved. If your class is not approved, and you want to apply to receive credit for it, you will need to apply for equivalent approval.

You may take as many as your schedule allows. Some students will take as many as 15 credits. (Return to questions)

FSTA Certification is yours for life, no need for continuing education.? With personal training certifications, it is obvious why CEU???s and CEC???s are required.? The research on the effects of exercise on the human body is always changing and certified personal trainers need to stay current in order to safely train their clients.? Sales strategies in our industry, for the most part, remain the same year after year.

Most of the seminars count for seven (7) hours of Appraisal Institute continuing education credit (CE). As with all continuing education programs, each individual state must approve the seminar for credit. The online classes have been submitted to all states that approve online education and the The Appraisal Qualifications Board (AQB) of the Appraisal Foundation for CE approval. Visit our State Certification page for details.