Recently an online survey was forwarded to the I.A.P.E. members who hold the Certified Property and Evidence (C.P.E.S.) designation. The purpose of the survey was to solicit feedback as to the type of training that the C.P.E.S. designees would like to see included in the list of offerings for their recertification training. As the initial certification is valid for a period of five (5) years, the I.A.P.E. Board is finalizing plans for the recertification requirements; continuing education will be the primary requirement. Of the 397 email inquiries that were sent out, 33% responded to the online survey. The following are a few of the highlights of the feedback:
Armed with the feedback from the survey, a committee of I.A.P.E. Board members will now begin the development of the C.P.E.S. recertification requirements as well as the initial work on developing online classes. It is envisioned that initially the courses will be live sessions via the Internet; however, it is our plan to work toward having the courses available "on demand" so that individuals would be able to access the courses any time at any place. To those who participated in the C.P.E.S. Training Survey, the Board
expresses our sincere appreciation. We wanted to know what training topics
were important to you and now we will begin our work based upon your feedback.
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