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Anastaziya [24]
2 years ago
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in addition to entry-level education requirements, certifying organizations have regulations about continuing professional educa

tion (cpe).
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1 answer:
Fantom [35]2 years ago
5 0

In addition to 2 verifiable hours of ethics courses every year or 6 verifiable hours of ethics over a rolling three-year period.

<h3>Define CPE Credit .</h3>

The term "continuing professional education credit," or "CPE credit," refers to the points that professionals earn for taking part in specialized training in IT and other sectors. In order for professionals to keep up with or upgrade their qualifications, CPE credits are based on study hours and are applied to certification programs.

In order for professionals to keep up with or upgrade their qualifications, CPE credits are based on study hours and are applied to certification programs.

<h3>What are the CPE requirements?</h3>

1.  A minimum of 120 CPE hours spread out over a rolling three-year period, 60 of which must be verified.

2. Each year, a minimum of 20 verified hours must be performed, two of which must be related to ethics.

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