For Category B activities, how much time would need to be spent in actually attending a meeting or presentation and how would these hours be transformed into CE units?
It is essential first to be aware that there is a difference between CE hours and CE units. In North Carolina, the Board Rule requires the completion of a specified number of contact hours. There is no requirement to complete a specific number of units. A CE hour is defined as one hour of instructional or contact time. One CE hour is credited for each hour of participation in Category B activities. For example, if you spend one hour in reading an (applicable) article, you receive one hour of CE credit in Category B.
Related Questions
- What percentage of the time do you present conceptual information as compared with time spent on dynamic and interactive activities?
- May a trainer hold a training class for more than 7 hours per day if the additional time is spent in breaks and lunch?
- How much time is actually spent doing "hands-on" activities?
