Enter your state home inspection license here, and we'll auto submit your CEs.

[Nick Gromicko]

http://www.nachi.org/state-licenses

... and we'll auto submit any of our online or video courses that you take and pass to the states for CE purposes. If you are licensed in more than one state you can enter more than one state.

[Gary Farnsworth]

And the great ideas just keep on coming!!!!!!!

[jcohen]

What if your state does not require license, such as pa?

[David P. Valley]

Good Luck with Massachusetts, Nick.

They will not approve association credits, only individual instructors.

[Nick Gromicko]

What are "association credits" ?

Mass already approved one of our courses and we've submitted 2 more www.nachi.org/advancedcourses.htm

[John McKenna]

Don't most states require that the course be approved before you take it.?

[Christopher Currins]

Originally Posted by jmckenna1

Don't most states require that the course be approved before you take it.?

And pass a proctored exam before you get any CE hours?

[Nick Gromicko]

Yes, most states require that the course be approved. We have many dozens of course approvals now.

No, most states do not require proctoring. Online, video, and correspondence courses are accepted by most licensed states.

[Michael R. Boyett]

I guess the question is..does iNACHI cross-reference the course taken & passed to the appropriate state's approved course list before sending them notification that the member has taken & passed the course? I don't think I would want my state licensing agency getting notification unless it were an approved course.

[Nick Gromicko]

Michael, yes. In fact, the states don't want data from courses they don't approve.

It is interesting to note that in the history of InterNACHI, we have not had a single state refuse to approve any of our courses. Says much for the quality of our courses, and with video, they are getting even better www.nachi.org/advancedcourses.htm

We hava as a goal, to provide all the continuing education for the inspection industry worldwide.

[Richard W. Washington]

great idea Nick.

are you going to send out a confirmation that it was sent to our state commission so we can follow up? with TREC if you don't send things certified mail they tend to never receive them so that would be my concern. i have heard of so many tx inspectors having problems with their mailroom.

[David P. Valley]

Originally Posted by gromicko

What are "association credits" ?

Mass already approved one of our courses and we've submitted 2 more www.nachi.org/advancedcourses.htm

Nick,

Please don't play with me. You know what association credits are, and you know that Massachusetts Board of HI's will not approve iNACHI CEC's. They only approve individual instructors, one at a time.

Yes, they did approve two courses where two individuals came to Boston and presented their course outline directly to the board. These courses were approved only because the individuals appeared before the board and personally went over their course outline to the board members.

They absolutely will not approve on-line courses in any way whatsoever. We already went through this dilemma several years ago.

[Nick Gromicko]

Times have changed.... thanks to InterNACHI.

[Christopher Currins]

Originally Posted by gromicko

Yes, most states require that the course be approved. We have many dozens of course approvals now.

No, most states do not require proctoring. Online, video, and correspondence courses are accepted by most licensed states.

Illinois must be one that does.

InterNACHI

ON LINE

STATE ACCREDITED

CONTINUING EDUCATION

InterNACHI and the Illinois State Chapter are pleased to announce we are now providing
ON- LINE CONTINUING EDUCATION, approved, or pending approval, for Illinois State CEU credits.

These ON -LINE CONTINUING EDUCATION classes are FREE to all InterNACHI members, except as may be noted. (Some authors may require payment)

Proctored exams, as required for Illinois State CEU credits, will be given at convenient locations, approximately every 60 days.

There will be a minimal fee for the proctored course exams.

Any number of proctored course exams may be taken on the same proctoring day, within the specified hours.

Please visit http://www.nachi.org/state_ce.htm for course descriptions and number of possible accredited hours.

There are approximately 12 new courses pending State of Illinois approval, and several more being completed.

This will be a continuing “work in progress”. Please submit your comments, questions, or ideas to the following Illinois State Chapter Members.

[Nick Gromicko]

Illinois is on that does http://www.nachi.org/moreillinoislicenses.htm.