Earn Continuing Education Credits
IACET CEUs & SCECHs
As an approved provider through the International Accreditors for Continuing Education and Training and a registered sponsor of State Continuing Education Clock Hours, we offer eligible participants the opportunity to earn continuing education credit for select events.
What You Can Earn
- IACET CEUs – Recognized nationally across industries
- SCECHs – Approved for Michigan educators and administrators
Credit availability varies by event and session. Please review your specific event details to confirm eligibility.
How to Earn Credit
To receive continuing education credit, participants must complete the following:
- Register for Credit: Indicate your intent to earn credit during event registration or within the designated credit enrollment window.
- Attend Eligible Sessions: Attend the full session(s) as required. Partial attendance may not qualify for credit.
- Verify Your Participation: Complete all required attendance tracking, which may include:
a. Session check-in/check-out
b. Attendance codes
c. Digital tracking through the event platform - Complete Required Evaluations: Submit all session and/or event evaluations by the stated deadline.
- Meet All Deadlines: All requirements—including attendance verification and evaluations—must be completed within the specified timeframe following the event.
Important Guidelines
- Credit is awarded only to participants who fully complete all requirements.
- No partial credit will be issued unless explicitly stated.
- Requirements and deadlines are strictly enforced to maintain accreditation standards.
- Each event may have slightly different requirements—always refer to event-specific instructions.
Receiving Your Credit
- IACET CEUs: Certificates will be issued electronically after all requirements are verified.
- SCECHs: Credits will be submitted to the state on your behalf; processing times may vary.
You will receive confirmation once your credit has been awarded or submitted.
Please View these Required Policies
Select sessions at this event are eligible for IACET Continuing Education Units (CEUs), which provide recognized professional development credit. In accordance with IACET standards, participants are expected to review the policies linked below.
Disclosure Policy
The Institute requires all instructors, either those directly employed by the Institute or independent contractors, to divulge their interests, including any share of royalties or profits from product promotion or endorsement, in any products, instruments, devices or materials that may be included in the learning event.
Anti-discrimination Policy
The Institute for Excellence in Education and the National Charter Schools Institute is committed to a learning and working environment in which all individuals are treated with respect.
The Institute strictly prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, age, disability, marital status, citizenship, national origin, genetic information or any other characteristic protected by law.
