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All individuals applying for CPS candidacy
January 1, 1988, or later are required to recertify. All CAP holders
are required to recertify.
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Individuals not keeping
current through recertification will have their rating marked
inactive.
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A certificate, valid for five years, and a
recertification pin will be issued each time a CPS or CAP holder is
recertified.
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Detailed information concerning
recertification is available in the Recertification Brochure
and/or by contacting the certification department at headquarters.
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Certain seminars and
self-study courses may be eligible for recertification points. To be
eligible, the seminar content must be related to the Examination
Outline, and must be at least one-hour in length.
To have an education program reviewed for possible
recertification points, submit the following to the certification department
prior
to the program:
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Completed copy of the recertification
program application (or a letter providing the same information).
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Biographical information on speaker(s)
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Outline of program, topics to be
covered, and time frames.
If recertification points are approved for
the event, you will receive an original recertification certificate, which may
be reproduced and given to each CPS and/or CAP holder in attendance. There is
no charge for recertification approval.
Allow 2-3 weeks for the
recertification approval process.
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If approval is given, how many
recertification points will apply?
One point per contact hour, as shown by
the following example:
1 contact hour = 1 recertification point
10 contact hours = 10 recertification points