IACET Blog

Buyer Beware: The Hidden Risk of Unaccredited CEUs

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Not all Continuing Education Units (CEUs) are created equal. This blog explores the critical differences between accredited CEUs, which follow rigorous standards for quality and learner verification, and self-proclaimed CEUs, which may lack oversight and credibility. From understanding what a CEU truly is, to recognizing the red flags of unaccredited offerings, this post helps learners and employers make informed choices. It highlights the role of IACET accreditation in promoting consistent, high-quality education and explains how to identify legitimate CEU providers. If professional advancement or regulatory compliance is your goal, choosing accredited CEUs is essential.

Tackling the Myth: Is Accreditation Too Expensive for Small Organizations?

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Many small organizations hesitate to pursue accreditation, thinking it’s out of reach financially. But when you break down the costs and consider the return on investment, accreditation is not just affordable—it’s a game-changer. Find out how IACET accreditation provides credibility, market access, and long-term value for just $165/month. Read more in our latest blog!

A Seat at the Table: How IACET's Standard Respects and Elevates the Learner

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Learners are often left out of the conversations that shape their education—treated as recipients, not stakeholders. This blog explores how the IACET Standard ensures learners have a seat at the table by centering intentionality, measurable outcomes, and meaningful engagement. It challenges providers to go beyond compliance and embrace a model that respects learners’ time, goals, and trust. Whether learners know to ask for quality or not, IACET’s approach guarantees they receive it.

When AI Writes the Course, What's Left for You?

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A reflection on what the rise of AI means for learning and development professionals, using an audio-visual metaphor to explore the enduring importance of human empathy in shaping learning experiences that resonate.

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