Exploring Available Courses: A Guide for Instructors on CEU Events (CEUs/PKs)

As an instructor, having a comprehensive understanding of the courses you can present is vital to delivering a successful and engaging learning experience for attendees. In this knowledge base article, we will provide step-by-step guidance on accessing and exploring the course library, which includes information on the specific licensing boards and associations that the courses fulfill. By familiarizing yourself with the available courses, you can confidently select and present high-quality content that meets the requirements of your audience. Let's delve into the process of accessing and exploring the course library to enhance your teaching capabilities on CEU Events.

1. Sign in to www.ceuevents.com using your instructor account 
2. Click on 'Courses'
3. A list of available courses will populate, providing information such as the title, type, acceptance by, and provider name.
   
   

Title

When you click on the title, it will redirect you to the course detail page, where you can access comprehensive information about the course. On the course detail page, you will find essential details such as the title, description, learning objectives, provider information, course length, and approval and recognition information. This includes details about the organization, code, expiry date, credit value, and designations (such as HSW, ADA, etc.) associated with the course. The course detail page serves as a valuable resource for instructors to gain a deeper understanding of each course and its attributes before selecting it for presentation.

Under the title (when applicable), you will find buttons to download various assets related to the course. These assets may include, but are not limited to, a cover page, PowerPoint presentations, and other relevant materials.

Type

The "Type" field indicates whether the course is a Continuing Education Unit (CEU) or Product Knowledge (PK) course. CEU courses are intended for credit and fulfill the requirements for continuing education, while PK courses are designed for educational purposes they are not officially approved or eligible for credits.

Accepted By

The summary provides information about which association's requirements the course meets. For detailed credit information and a comprehensive list of organizations that may accept the course for credit, please click on the course title to open the course detail page.

Provider 

This information is particularly helpful for instructors who have access to multiple providers, as it allows them to easily identify which course belongs to each provider.