BICSI’s Updated Credential Holder Recertification Policy: Know What’s Ahead
CEC requirements are refined to include minimums/maximums for some CEC categories* and an ethics requirement. Through these refinements – greater flexibility, enhanced recognition, and professional growth of every credential holder. Stay tuned to BICSI for additional information, via social media or join our email list at bicsi.org to receive updates in your inbox. clarity and transparency – BICSI is engaged in the success and
To ensure our certification standards correspond appropriately with our developing ICT industry, BICSI will be updating its CEC Program Policy for credential holders. The forthcoming newly named Credential Holder Recertification Policy introduces greater flexibility, recognizes additional professional contributions, and offers new ways to earn continuing education credits (CECs). Earning categories expand to incorporate more continuing education opportunities, BICSI and affiliate events, ICT-related academic courses, and required professional ethics courses. Professional contributions now include BICSI speaking, BICSI volunteering, and BICSI membership credits. Innovative learning formats are updated to encompass blended learning, micro/nano learning (which can earn CECs in 15-minute increments), virtual instructor-led training, and web- based training.
*For example: RCDD® – 30 CECs minimum for continuing education; maximum of 15 for speaking and volunteering combined. Also, Legacy certifications, such as RITP, NTS, WD, ESS, and INST2®, retain their CEC requirements for continuing education and a new ethics requirement.
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