To become an RSES Certified Trainer, an individual must meet the below qualifications:
- All RCTs must operate under the specifications of the RSES Code of Ethics.
- All RCTs must be an RSES CM (Certificate Member), RSES SM (Specialist Member) or RSES CMS (Certificate Member Specialist).
- RCTs must be capable of:
- Planning lessons, including outlines and learning objectives;
- Establishing and maintaining a good learning environment;
- Delivering a training message and instruction effectively;
- Establishing a measurement system for student learning.
- RSES expects each RCT to refrain from teaching topics for which he/she is not fully qualified by training, education and experience.
- SES expects each RCT using self-created training materials (approved by the RSES Education Committee) to provide a minimum 20 question exam/test/quiz (based on the learning objectives for that course) for a one-day session for each student in order to assess student comprehension. Seventy percent (70%) correct will be considered a passing score.
Visit RSES Certified Trainer Requirements and Guidelines for additional information.
To become and RSES Certified Trainer, submit the RSES Certified Trainer Application and payment to RSES, 1933 N Meacham Rd., Suite 225, Schaumburg, IL 60173-6152.
If you have questions, please call RSES at 800/297-5660 or 847/297-6464, or e-mail general@rses.org.