R162-2g-307f. Instructor Certification for Continuing Education

  (1) Except for the limited circumstances provided for in Section R162-2g-307d for special continuing education events conducted by a professional appraisal education organization, a continuing education course that is required to be certified shall be taught by a certified instructor.

  (2) To obtain a continuing education instructor certification, and individual shall, at least 30 days prior to the date on which instruction is proposed to begin:

  (a) evidence that the applicant meets the character and competency requirements outlined in Subsection R162-2g-302(2)-(3);

  (b) submit a completed application form, as provided by the division;

  (c) evidence:

  (i) at least three years of full-time experience in the course subject;

  (ii) college-level education related to the course subject; or

  (iii) a combination of experience and education acceptable to the division;

  (d) evidence:

  (i) at least 12 months of full-time teaching experience;

  (ii) part-time teaching experience equivalent to 12 months of full-time teaching experience; or

  (iii) attendance at the division's Instructor Development Workshop;

  (e) provide a signed statement agreeing to allow the instructor's courses to be randomly audited on an unannounced basis by the division or its representative;

  (f) provide a signed statement agreeing not to market personal sales products;

  (g) provide any other information the division requires; and

  (h) pay a nonrefundable application fee.

  (3) A continuing education instructor certification is valid for two years.

  (4) To renew a continuing education instructor certification, an individual shall, prior to the date of expiration:

  (a) submit a completed renewal application, as provided by the division;

  (b)(i) evidence having taught a minimum of 12 continuing education credit hours during the past term of certification; or

  (ii) provide a written explanation outlining the reason for not meeting the requirement having taught 12 continuing education credit hours and provide evidence satisfactory to the division that the applicant maintains an appropriate level of expertise; and

  (c) pay a nonrefundable renewal fee.

  (5)(a) To reinstate an expired continuing instructor certification within 30 days following the expiration date, an individual shall:

  (i) comply with Subsection (4); and

  (ii) pay a nonrefundable late fee.

  (b) To reinstate an expired continuing instructor certification after 30 days and within six months following the expiration date, an individual shall:

  (i) comply with Subsection (4); and

  (ii) pay a nonrefundable reinstatement fee;

  (c) After a continuing instructor certification has been expired for six months, an individual is required to apply as an original applicant and obtain a new certification.