The CAE Registered Provider program was established in response to requests from CAE candidates for a clearer system to identify courses that qualify for CAE credit and requests from course providers seeking a way to identify their program as eligible…
No. Any course which meets the CAE Program standards as determined after review by CAE Program staff may be utilized toward meeting your CAE application or renewal requirements. While CAE credits are not required to come from CAE Registered Providers,…
Not necessarily. The CAE Program has established specific standards for whether a course is eligible for CAE credit. CAE Registered Providers are aware of these standards. While not all programs offered by a CAE Registered Provider may meet these standards,…
CAE Registered Providers receive clear guidelines on what qualifies for CAE credits and how to properly represent the CAE eligibility of their courses. In addition, CAE Registered Providers receive the CAE Exam Content Outline and listing of the CAE Core…
Organizations wishing to become a CAE Registered Provider must submit training that meets or exceeds the CAE Program standards for CAE credit and agrees to accurately communicate course eligibility for credit. In addition, CAE Registered Providers must maintain the necessary…
The CAE Registered Providers page includes direct links to more information about the providers’ qualifying courses.
A CAE Registered Provider is an organization that offers programming that is eligible for CAE credit. When selecting a CAE-eligible course from a CAE Registered Provider, you can be confident that the course will be recognized for CAE credit as…
