26 Oct, 2024 in FAQ
Ensuring your training meets state requirements for continuing education credits is crucial for maintaining your certifications and professional development. Here’s what you need to know about receiving continuing education credits through American Police Training.
Most training available on AmericanPoliceTraining.com is reported to state commissions on law enforcement. Each training page clearly indicates whether the training will be reported and specifies the relevant state commission. This transparency ensures that you can easily determine which courses will count towards your continuing education credits.
Some state commissions permit officers or their employing agencies to report out-of-agency training. This means that even if the training is not directly reported by American Police Training, it may still be eligible for credit if reported correctly by your agency.
It is critical for individual officers to ensure the proper reporting of their completed training. This involves:
It’s important to note that some training may not be eligible for continuing education credit in certain states. Therefore, checking with your state commission on law enforcement is essential to confirm the eligibility of your training credits.
Here are a few examples of training programs that could be eligible for continuing education credits, depending on state regulations:
By ensuring that your training is properly reported and credited, you not only comply with state regulations but also enhance your skills and qualifications. This proactive approach supports your ongoing professional development and readiness to meet the demands of law enforcement work.
For more information on specific training programs and their credit eligibility, please visit our Course Catalog or use our online chat feature to speak directly with a platform expert.
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