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The document is a request form for non-certified continuing education credit from the State of Utah's Division of Real Estate. It outlines the requirements for submitting applications, including necessary attachments and deadlines, and specifies that credit is granted based on course content meeting industry standards. The form requires personal information, course details, and certification of accuracy by the applicant.

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Who can offer continuing education credits?

Companies, organizations, and schools can award continuing education credits to learners. However, before they can do so, they must submit the course for CEU certification.

Are continuing education credits worth it?

Whether you want to continue practicing or learn new skills, CEUs are efficient ways to gain relevant and industry-specific knowledge. Here are some benefits of this method. Maintaining your existing license and certifications: You can use CEUs to earn the credits you need to keep your license and certificates.

What does it mean when a job offers continuing education credits?

Continuing education credits are used by some companies and government agencies to track the knowledge exposure level of their employees which may lead to more responsibilities, pay and promotions.

How do I claim continuing education credits?

You generally do have to receive a Form 1098-T to claim a continuing education tax credit or deduct your tuition expenses. However, you may claim the credit without Form 1098-T if you have some kind of documentation to prove the expense and you requested a 1098-T.

Do continuing education courses count as credits?

CEs (CEUs) do not count as college credits. They are distinct units with different requirements and uses. The units are not interchangeable. Continuing education credits in the education field are generally restricted to use for license renewals.