Continuing Education Classes Sample Clauses

Continuing Education Classes. To be eligible for reimbursement, continuing education classes must be provided by a bar association, company or other organization approved by the employee’s supervisor, on a subject matter that is directly related and relevant to the employee’s current position. A copy of the course syllabus must be provided to the employee’s supervisor in advance for approval.

Continuing Education Classes. The County shall provide emergency medical service related continuing education classes at no charge to the employees. The topics and frequency shall be scheduled so that employees have adequate opportunity to meet the minimum number and types of classes necessary to maintain required certification. The County will supply employees with required documentation for biannual recertification for all County sponsored programs completed. These documents will contain Medical Director approval; proof of successful completion; date class completed; and assigned number of Continuing Education Units (CEUs). If the employee fails to complete the program specified, no CEU credit will be awarded. The Fire Rescue Medical Director will, at his sole discretion, determine the amount of CEU credit awarded for each general in-service and outside programs completed by Paramedics and EMTs. Employees desiring CEU credit for outside programs must submit a written request to the Office of Medical Direction within three (3) work shifts prior to the date of the program. Each request must include the following: (1) course outline or objectives; (2) instructor(s) and sponsoring agency; and

Continuing Education Classes. Payment not to exceed $100 in one school year will be made to a teacher taking Continuing Education Classes. This payment cannot be in addition to the Graduate School Stipend. A receipt and proof of earned credit must be submitted to the Business Manager.