Section 607.130 - Accreditation of In-House Training Activities(a) MET activities provided by PRSs or their hired consultants primarily for the education of their trustees and/or system administrators are considered in-house training, and may be accredited for MET credit. Education provided in-house must meet the standards in § 607.120 of this chapter (relating to Program Standards for All Training Providers) and § 607.122 of this chapter (relating to MET Credit Hour Computation for Training Providers), except that in-house training is not required to comply with the following provisions: (1) Section 607.120(c) of this chapter, regarding the requirement for ensuring participants register their attendance.(2) Section 607.126(a)(5)(B) of this chapter, regarding the requirement to maintain a record of the non-trustee and non-administrator attendees.(3) Section 607.126(e) of this chapter, regarding the requirement to provide participants a certificate of completion.(4) Section 607.126(f) of this chapter, regarding the requirement to provide the Board participant information for accredited core activities satisfying the first year of service training requirement because this training will be reported as specified in § 607.140 of this chapter.(b) PRSs that conduct in-house training may apply to become accredited training providers under § 607.124 of this chapter (relating to Training Provider Accreditation).(c) PRSs that conduct in-house training may submit individual courses for accreditation under § 607.128 of this chapter (relating to Accreditation of MET Activities from Non-Accredited Training Providers).40 Tex. Admin. Code § 607.130
The provisions of this §607.130 adopted to be effective September 18, 2014, 39 TexReg 7343; Adopted by Texas Register, Volume 49, Number 41, October 11, 2024, TexReg 8401, eff. 10/16/2024