What is a CEU?
"Continuing Education Unit" - given for continuing education. CEUs may be given in the form of classroom time or a seminar, self-study programs, and conferences. For operators, one CEU equals 10 hours of continuing education contact time.
A “provider” is a nonprofit organization or educational institution accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS). Types of educational institutions are accredited universities, community colleges and vocational technical centers. Once approved, a provider may present courses, seminars or self- study courses for CEU credit. Additionally, a provider may approve courses submitted to them by sponsors. A provider’s role is to ensure that the program planning content, organization and implementation comply with the department’s requirements.
In order to renew a license, the appropriate amount of continuing education be must completed. A continuing education unit (CEU) may be given in the form of classroom time or a seminar, self-study programs, and conferences. For operators, one CEU equals 10 hours of continuing education contact time.
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