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NeighborWorks Center for Homeownership Education and Counseling
NCHEC Continuing Education Credits Policy
All NCHEC Homeownership and Community Lending courses will be accepted for Continuing Education.
NCHEC Continuing Education Credits Policy:
- At least 15 of the 30 hours of continuing education must be obtained through NCHEC at a NeighborWorks Training Institute, Place-Based Training, eLearning and/or a Virtual Classroom course. Any of NCHEC's courses can be taken for continuing education credits. See the full course catalog and click on "Homeownership and Community Lending" to view a complete list of NCHEC courses.
- Continuing education hours are calculated by totaling the number of instructional hours provided in the training. EXAMPLE: Courses offered at the NeighborWorks Training Institute are based upon 6 hours of instruction per day. A two-day class, therefore, would equal 12 Continuing Education Hours. A five-day class at an NTI would equal 30 Continuing Education Hours.
- Individuals seeking approval of continuing education from external sources must complete the NCHEC Continuing Education Verification Form, which forms part of the Application to Renew NCHEC Certification, and submit it along with a course completion certificate (if offered), a copy of the course agenda or other documentation that clearly indicates the topics covered in the training including the duration or number of training hours.
The following are particularly recommended as continuing education coursework for NCHEC-Certified Homeownership Educators:
- HO211 Credit Counseling for Maximum Results or approved equivalent
- HO109 Beginning to Intermediate Foreclosure Prevention or approved equivalent
- HO105 Compliance with State and Federal Regulations or approved equivalent
- HO209 Financial Fitness: Teaching Financial Management Skills
The following are particularly r ecommended as continuing education coursework for NCHEC-Certified Housing Counselors:
- HO209 Financial Fitness: Teaching Financial Management Skills or approved equivalent
- HO211 Credit Counseling for Maximum Results or approved equivalent
- HO240 Combating Predatory Lending or approved equivalent
- HO107 Understanding Credit Scoring or approved equivalent
- HO307 Advanced Foreclosure Prevention
- HO320 Developing and Implementing an Effective Foreclosure Program
Examples of sources for training outside of the NeighborWorks training catalog may include:
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Other sources may be considered on a case-by-case basis.