Thanks for the feedback. 20 hours of training a year isn't terrible. Probably a good thing to keep us on our A game. Just wish they would have sent out an email or something to let everyone know. I don't like surprises. :nevreness:
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BIG Changes to ICC CEU Requirements
- Thread starter Glenn
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JBI
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NYS still (as I type...) has a unique State mandated training and certification program. We DO recognize and give (in-service) credit for several (but not all) ICC Certs.
Our annual requirement is 24 hours of in-service training, half of which must 'approved' by our agency. I've never taken an ICC program personally, though co-workers have. I did review a couple of 1, 2, 3 hours programs offered by ICC for in-service/CEU credit as they were seeking to have them approved for NYS Code Officials. For the particular programs I reviewed, I was Unimpressed.
Our annual requirement is 24 hours of in-service training, half of which must 'approved' by our agency. I've never taken an ICC program personally, though co-workers have. I did review a couple of 1, 2, 3 hours programs offered by ICC for in-service/CEU credit as they were seeking to have them approved for NYS Code Officials. For the particular programs I reviewed, I was Unimpressed.
ADAguy
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As always, its about the "bucks". Attend your annual conferences, they are deductible, allow for networking and get you away from the office. Most bang for the buck.
Annual CALBO week is a good option.
Annual CALBO week is a good option.