CRI Continuing Education & Certification 3

Question 1

Under NCRA guidelines, CE credits earned in excess of the 30-unit requirement in one renewal cycle:

Accepted Answer

Are forfeited and cannot be applied to future renewals

Answer

NCRA does not allow excess CEUs from one renewal period to carry over to the next; only units earned within the current cycle count.

Question 2

Which of the following best describes the primary purpose of CE requirements for the CRI designation?

Accepted Answer

To ensure instructors remain current with evolving technology and professional standards

Answer

CE requirements exist to keep CRI-holders current with advances in realtime technology, pedagogy, and professional ethics.

Question 3

A CRI who develops and publishes a new court reporting curriculum approved by NCRA would most likely earn CE credit under which category?

Accepted Answer

Curriculum development / professional contribution

Answer

Original curriculum development is classified as a professional contribution and earns CE credit reflecting the work invested.

Question 4

How many years does the CRI certification remain valid before a renewal submission is required?

Accepted Answer

3 years

Answer

Like most NCRA credentials, the CRI designation operates on a 3-year renewal cycle.

Question 5

What documentation must a CRI retain as proof of completed continuing education activities?

Accepted Answer

Certificates of completion, receipts, or official transcripts from approved providers

Answer

NCRA requires that certificants retain official documentation such as certificates of completion or transcripts in case of an audit.

(CRI) Certified Reporter Instructor Practice Test