My instructorship expired last year. What do I need to do to become a certified instructor again?
- Expired certification
- If the instructorship has been expired less than 12 months, the agency or academy may request the instructorship be reinstated by submitting an Instructor Reinstatement Form (IC-2) with the agency administrator’s signature and the academy director’s signature to DCJS form approval.
- The expired instructor must complete an approved instructor recertification course through a certified academy and complete a subsequent apprenticeship.
- If the instructorship is expired due to lack of the 8 hour instruction requirement, the reinstatement apprenticeship shall include the remaining hours of the required instruction in addition to the minimal 4 hours apprenticeship (2 hours for speed measurement).
- All instructorship certifications expired for more than 12 months shall not be eligible for reinstatement. A new instructor development course would be required.
- If the instructorship has been expired less than 12 months, the agency or academy may request the instructorship be reinstated by submitting an Instructor Reinstatement Form (IC-2) with the agency administrator’s signature and the academy director’s signature to DCJS form approval.
