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CEU Requirements
In 2006, the IBE Board of Directors re-evaluated the long-standing IBE policy for Continuing Education Units (CEU). Recognizing the importance that our Certified members be current in their education, the following policies were further defined:
- Required number of CEUs per two-year period: 40 hrs
- These shall be divided within the three major Bau-Biologie disciplines (Healthy Building, Indoor Environment, and Electromagnetics); however, at least 8 hours must be spent in each discipline over a 4-year period.
- All CEU credits are based on a calendar year -- with the year of certification the starting year, regardless of what month you completed your certification.
- One CEU equals one classroom or lab hour.
- A grace period of 2-years for existing BBEI/BBEC, granted by the IBE Board in 2006, will end in December 2008 .
Ways to get CEU credits:
- Attendance at the IBE Annual Conference (April 19 & 20, 2008) constitutes 16 hours that can be used in any of the disciplines
- Attendance at any of the IBE seminars - CEU credits and subject disciplines vary. For specific CEU credits for each of the IBE seminars, see the relevant course/seminar page.
- Completion of an On-line course (if not previously done) - 16 hours maximum in the appropriate discipline
- Attendance at a seminar conducted by a Registered IBE/CEU Provider. See attached IBE CEU Course Provider Application.
- Apply to have a course/event offered by a non-registered provider. See attached IBE CEU Application for Courses from Non-registered Providers, there is a $50 per course fee.
Note: Attendance at the 2006 Annual Conference constituted bringing your CEU credits up-to-date as of January 2007. You still need to pay your Annual Membership dues and sign the attached IBE Code of Ethics.
Certified CEU Providers are listed below, if you teach seminars and wish to become a certified provider, please complete the attached IBE Course Registration for Registered Providers. Once your application is approved, you can then register your courses with IBE.
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