by Cindy Bradshaw, ACC
President, NCCAP

Many of you each month prepare to renew your certification with NCCAP. To make the process go more smoothly we have the following suggestions:

• Begin working on your renewal the moment you become certified, or when you send in your renewal for the next time. This can be done in many ways.
• Each time you attend an educational offering, make certain that the certificate of attendance you receive is complete and meets the NCCAP Standards, i.e., the speaker’s name, credentials, date, location, number of clock hours, etc.
• If it isn't, add the information on the certificate right away, before filing the certificate. This is easier than tracking down the information several months later.
• Each time you attend an educational offering that doesn't provide a certificate, have a blank certificate with you that can be completed at the time of the workshop and signed by a speaker or the sponsor so that educational credit might still be obtained.

As you receive these certificates of attendance, file them in chronicological order until the date of your renewal. This will make the process much easier for you and save time in the certification process both for you and the individual reviewing your application. NN

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