Continuing Education
A Continuing Education policy explains how your organization supports job-related learning through approved courses, certifications, and other development opportunities, including eligibility rules, pre-approval steps, and reimbursement limits that may vary by role, budget, and jurisdiction.
How to Write a Continuing Education Policy
- Start with "why" and introduce the concept.
- Define the types of continuing education your organization may support.
- Explain what costs may be reimbursed.
- State that eligibility and available support can vary by role and budget.
- Require pre-approval before employees enroll or register.
For advice on writing a Continuing Education policy in a specific jurisdiction, see below.
How to Write a Continuing Education Policy for a Specific Jurisdiction
US Federal Continuing Education Policy
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