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CONTINUING EDUCATION FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
You must begin to accumulate continuing education credits starting with your biennial renewal period that commences after April 1, 2010. Example:
Present license expires May 31, 2010
Licensees must attest that they have complied with the Board's continuing education rules starting with your biennial renewal period that commences on April 30, 2012.
Records must be retained for 4 years pursuant to administrative rule Arch 403.04 (c).
Upon renewal, licensees will attest to compliance with the continuing education requirements of Arch 403. How many hours in Health, Safety and Welfare (HSW) and Sustainable Design (SD) are required?
Eight hours per year are required in Health Safety and Welfare
If you exceed the 24 continuing education units required in any biennial period up to 12 CEU's may be carried forward into the subsequent renewal period.
The first audit will be conducted in May 2013. Audits will be conducted on an annual basis thereafter.
Licensees randomly chosen for the audit are notified by US mail of the requirement to provide verification to the Board of 24 continuing education hours claimed on their renewal and are given approximately 30 days to submit verification. Once verification is received it is reviewed for compliance and the licensee is notified of the audit results.
Completion certificates or other documents supporting evidence of attendance such as: (1) Signed attendance receipts; (2)
Paid receipts; (3) A copy of a listing of attendees signed by a person
sponsoring the course or program or the course/program provider, or (4) Completed continuing education transcript from the American
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No, the Board does not pre-approve courses. The Board is relying on the professional judgment of the licensee to choose courses which comply with the administrative rules, and enhances the professional knowledge of the licensee. Specific criteria for continuing education hour requirements is outlined in administrative rules Arch 403.02 and 403.03.
Licensees on temporary active duty in the armed forces of the United States exceeding 120 consecutive days in a year are exempt. Licensees with proof of disability, or other extenuating circumstances may be exempt, however they must apply to the Board for their specific exemption, per Arch 403.05, 403.06.
Yes, it can used in either category but not in both.
Yes, as long as the class is in the categories in the administrative rules, arch 403.02 of health, safety or welfare or sustainable design.
Credit would apply to where the organizations focus is; HSW or SD. |


