NASBA Approved Training Courses

Continuing Professional Education (CPE) encompasses the ongoing educational activities undertaken by professionals to develop, maintain, and enhance their knowledge and skills within their respective fields. CPE is a fundamental requirement for sustaining professional competence, particularly in disciplines such as accounting, finance, auditing, law, and business administration.

Objectives of Continuing Professional Education:

• Ensure the continual maintenance and advancement of professional competence and expertise throughout one’s career.
• Keep pace with evolving standards, regulations, and industry best practices.
• Elevate the quality and professionalism of daily work activities.
• Prepare individuals for higher levels of responsibility and leadership roles.

The National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) serves as the global regulatory and accrediting authority for training providers of Continuing Professional Education programs. NASBA accreditation is recognized internationally and mandates that registered sponsors adhere to the highest standards in:

• Quality and relevance of educational content
• Qualifications and effectiveness of instructors
• Training methodologies and participant assessments
• Accurate tracking and verification of attendance

Benefits of Earning CPE Credits:

• Facilitate career progression and professional development.
• Enhance professional credibility and strengthen your resume.
• Foster adaptability to dynamic market conditions and regulatory changes.
• Expand eligibility for career opportunities requiring demonstrated professional compliance.

Typically, one CPE credit is awarded for every 50 minutes of direct, active engagement in an accredited educational session. For example, a five-day course delivering five instructional hours per day would equate to approximately 25 CPE credits after adjusting for breaks.

Yes. Proof of active participation is essential, obtained through signed attendance records in face-to-face settings or electronic tracking systems for virtual sessions. Additionally, training providers may require engagement in interactive activities or completion of brief assessments.

NASBA-accredited providers issue certificates that typically contain:

• The participant’s full name
• Title of the course
• Number of CPE credits / learning hours earned
• Classification of the professional content area (Field of Study)
• Course date and name of the sponsoring organization

No. Only actual instructional time is credited toward CPE hours. Breaks and meal periods are excluded from the total calculation.

If a participant misses a session, we encourage attending the Open Session held at the end of each day to cover the full content, fulfill the required learning hours, and ensure eligibility for the full certification.

Yes. GLOMACS delivers tailored, high-quality in-house training solutions designed to meet the unique needs of organizations. Working closely with clients, we develop customized programs aligned with strategic objectives, workforce competencies, and institutional aspirations. Our bespoke training aims to deliver measurable outcomes, enhance team performance, and build sustainable organizational capabilities.

For inquiries about customized in-house training, please contact our Customer Service team or email: inhouse@glomacs.com