HRS §431:9A-152
Continuing education course provider additional duties
This section lists extra duties for continuing education course providers. They must handle instructors, schedules, attendance, exams, records, certificates, and refunds. It is a procedural list of requirements, not a general rule about licensees.
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The statute, as written — Continuing education course provider additional duties
In addition to other duties and obligations imposed by law, a continuing education course provider shall be responsible for: (1) Ensuring that each course is taught by a qualified instructor; (2) Providing course schedules at least thirty days prior to the start date of each class; (3) Monitoring attendance by having licensees who are taking the continuing education course, sign-in at the time of entrance to the course, and sign-out upon completion of the course, for courses other than self-study courses; (4) Supervising and evaluating courses and instructors; (5) Administering examinations when applicable; (6) Verifying and submitting in the appropriate format, on a timely basis, course attendance and completion rosters and other information required by law; (7) Signing and issuing to a licensee, in a form approved by the commissioner, a certificate of completion within fifteen days of completion of a continuing education course; (8) Providing continuing education course application materials, including a detailed course content outline and a copy of the provider's tuition and fee refund policy, upon a licensee's request; and (9) Publishing and abiding by a refund policy that complies with rules adopted by the commissioner.
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