Can I use two of the same course to recertify?
Unfortunately, you cannot
use duplicate courses that are attended or taught towards renewing your
certification. To clarify, duplicate courses are defined as any course
that contains the same content as another course and at least one of the following:
1. Attended
or taught at the same agency, education vendor, or program
2. Taught
by the same instructor
3. Use
the same method of education (classroom, self-paced, virtual
instructor-led, etc.)
4. Have
the same course title
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