The following is a summary of continuing education requirements in physical education mandated by the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation. Next, you must complete an application to take the SE exam and submit it to the IDFPR. The application requires the presentation of your educational certificates and proof of employment. The SE exam consists of 2 exams of 8 hours, both of which must be passed to obtain your SE license. The score is Pass/Fail and you won`t know your score. You must keep your PDH closing records for at least 6 years. When it comes to online courses for continuing education requirements for Illinois engineers, there`s no limit to how many you can take. See the Illinois General Assembly Administrative Code for continuing education requirements. When it comes to meeting continuing education requirements for Illinois engineers, you must complete 30 PDH credits over 2 years.

Activities accepted for license renewal include: PDHengineer credits have been accepted by any U.S. state engineering board that requires continuing education in engineering. In fact, no PDHengineer course or webinar has ever been rejected by a state licensing committee. We are so confident in accepting our PDH points that every PDHengineer course and webinar comes with the triple PDHengineer guarantee. Continuing education is known in Illinois as Professional Development Hours (PDH) and it is your responsibility to determine whether the course or activity you are participating in meets the continuing education requirements for Illinois engineers. If you are renewing your license for the first time, you may not need to meet Illinois` engineering education requirements. If you are an Illinois licensed professional engineer who has practiced in another state, you must meet all PDH requirements to renew your license. Every 2 years, after obtaining your permit, you must complete 30 hours of continuing education credits.

You don`t need to submit final documentation unless you`re audited, but audits can be requested randomly. Further information on continuing education activities can be found in the vacancies mentioned above. Here are the license renewal requirements for Illinois Professional Engineer (PE). Note: This license renewal information is provided for convenience only and is subject to change at any time. It is the ultimate responsibility of the Licensee to ensure that it meets all requirements for each license and the corresponding renewal period. In Illinois, one PPH is equivalent to 50 minutes of activity. Unless you are participating in a CEU scholarship program. Then, a PDU, corresponds to 10 PDH, provided that the continuing education course is approved by the board. Live Webinars: Illinois engineers can use live webinars to earn continuing education credits. Webinars are offered through an online service where the instructor and students can interact with each other in “real time”. This course format is one of the most popular among engineers. The Council does not require you to take courses in engineering ethics or professional conduct.

However, you have the option to take these courses, and they will be accepted as meeting your continuing education needs for Illinois engineers. The Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (IDFPR) regulates the practice of engineering and sets standards for continuing education. Illinois engineers are required to earn 30 professional development credits every two years. Ethics courses are accepted, but not mandatory. Illinois does not endorse course providers or courses. The license renewal for all engineers is November 30 in odd-numbered years. PDH-Pro offers comprehensive training packages for Illinois engineers. We have developed these 30-hour packages to provide everything the IDFPR needs for licence renewal. You can choose a set that fits your engineering discipline – chemical, civil, electrical, environmental, geotechnical, mechanical and structural.

We guarantee that they will be accepted by the IDFPR without question. You are allowed to take online courses for your continuing education needs, and there is no limit to the number of courses you can take. You also have the opportunity to participate in live webinars and use them to meet continuing education requirements. There are a variety of different places that offer free continuing education courses. If you are a member of a professional engineering society such as NSPE, ASME, or ASCE, they may offer free courses as a membership benefit.