OLTI Accreditation

Continuing Education Units (CEU’s) are available for nurses, law enforcement, and victim advocates.

Professionals in other fields may be able to earn continuing education credits by submitting a printout of the training module and the personalized certificate of completion to the organization that awards such credits. In addition, you can download a document with course information, including outlines and evaluations, as well as an estimated time of completion.

If you need any assistance during this process, you can contact EVAWI staff at HelpDesk@evawintl.org.

Nurses

EVAWI is approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing to provide Continuing Education contact hours for nurses – Provider #15641.

Nurse contact hours must be purchased for each module, and may be redeemed up to 6 months from the date of module completion.

Law Enforcement

Click on the map to learn about the accreditation status in your state.

State: Rhode Island

Status: Does not approve external organizations for POST credit

Rhode Island currently does not accredit outside programs. For more information on the training requirements for the State of Rhode Island, visit the Rhode Island State website.

State: South Carolina

Status: Accredited

End Violence Against Women International (EVAWI) has been approved as a SCCJA Institutional Provider. The provider number is 543. The below listed Institutional Provider Training Course has been approved and is valid for two years from the approval date.

Title of Training: OnLine Training Institute

CJA Lesson Plan#: 4795

CLEE Hour(s): Varies by Course (213 Total)

Approval Date: 02/21/19

For more information on the CEU requirements for the State of South Carolina, visit the South Carolina Criminal Justice Academy website.

State: South Dakota

Status: Accreditation not required

For more information on the CEU requirements for the State of South Dakota, visit The Law Enforcement Training Division website.

State: Tennessee

Status: Accredited

Our training courses have been approved by the Tennessee POST for the 2020 Training Year.

State: Texas

Status: Accreditation determined by agency

Texas Law Enforcement Officers can count the online credit toward Texas Commission on Law Enforcement (TCOLE) hours as long as the chief at their local agency approves. Once the officer has completed a course, they should provide their chief with their Certificate of Completion. Their chief should then submit the information to TCOLE via TCLEDDS. For more information please see the TCOLE website at http://www.tcole.texas.gov/

State: Utah

Status: Accreditation determined by agency

For more information on the CEU requirements for the State of Utah, visit the Utah Peace Officer Standards And Training Academy website.

State: Virginia

Status: Accreditation determined by agency

Approval of online training programs is determined by individual training academy directors.

For more information on the CEU requirements for the State of Virginia, visit the Standards and Training Section website.

State: Vermont

Status: Accreditation not required

For more information on the CEU requirements for the State of Vermont, visit the Vermont Criminal Justice Training Council website.

State: Washington

Status: Accreditation determined by agency

For more information on the CEU requirements for the State of Washington, visit the Washington State Criminal Justice Training Commission website.

State: Wisconsin

Status: Accreditation determined by agency

For more information on the CEU requirements for the State of Wisconsin, visit the WILENET - Wisconsin Department of Justice website.

State: West Virginia

Status: Accredited

For more information on the CEU requirements for the State of West Virginia, visit the Division of Criminal Justice Services (DCJS) website.

State: Wyoming

Status: Accreditation not required

Wyoming does not certify online programs, thus the individual must provide a copy of their certificate to the Wyoming Peace Officer Standards and Training Office in order to have hours recorded. For more information on the CEU requirements for the State of Wyoming, visit the Wyoming Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST) website.

State: Montana

Status: Accreditation determined by agency

For more information, visit the Montana Board of Crime Control.

State: North Carolina

Status: Accreditation determined by agency

For more information on the CEU requirements for the State of North Carolina, visit these website(s): Criminal Justice Training & Standards and/or Sheriffs' Training & Standards.

State: North Dakota

Status: Accredited

OnLine Training Institute Modules 1-19 have been approved by North Dakota POST through 2023. For more information on the CEU requirements for the State of North Dakota, please visit the North Dakota POST.

State: Nebraska

Status: Accreditation not required

For more information on the CEU requirements for the State of Nebraska, please visit the Nebraska Law Enforcement Training Center website.

State: New Hampshire

Status: Accreditation determined by agency

Please visit the New Hampshire Police Standards & Training Council for this state's CEU requirements

State: New Jersey

Status: Accreditation not required

For more information on the CEU requirements for the State of New Jersey, visit the Police Training Commission website.

State: New Mexico

Status: Accredited

Our training courses have been approved by the New Mexico Department of Public Safety – Training and Recruiting Division.

To receive credit for successfully completed modules you must mail a copy of your course certificate with the New Mexico Course number written on it to:

New Mexico Department of Public Safety
Training & Recruiting Division
4491 Cerrillos Road
Santa Fe, New Mexico 87507

For more information, visit the New Mexico Department of Public Safety website.

State: Nevada

Status: Accredited

For more information on the CEU requirements for the State of Nevada, visit the Nevada Commission on Peace Officer Standards & Training website.

State: New York

Status: Accreditation not required

For more information on the CEU requirements for the State of New York, visit The Office of Public Safety website.

State: Ohio

Status: Accreditation determined by agency

OLTI courses must be submitted by agency administrators for pre-approval. For more information on the CEU requirements for the State of Ohio, visit the The Ohio Peace Officer Training Academy website.

State: Oklahoma

Status: Accredited

OnLine Training Institute Modules 1-19 have been approved by Oklahoma Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training (CLEET) through 2022. For more information, visit the Oklahoma CLEET website.

State: Oregon

Status: Accreditation determined by agency

For more information on the CEU requirements for the State of Oregon, visit the Department of Public Safety Standards and Training website.

For your convenience we have attached the course registration form:

Regional Training Course Registration Application

State: Pennsylvania

Status: Accredited

Our training courses have been approved by the Pennsylvania Police Officers' Education and Training Commissioin. Please see the attached form for course information:

State of Pennsylvania

For additional information on the CEU requirements for the State of Pennsylvania, visit the Pennsylvania MPOETC website at https://mpoetc.psp.pa.gov/Pages/mpoetc.aspx

State: Puerto Rico

Status: Accreditation pending approval

State: Mississippi

Status: No information yet - check back for updates

For more information on the CEU requirements for the State of Mississippi, visit the Board on Law Enforcement Officer Standards and Training (BLEOST) website.

State: Missouri

Status: Accreditation not required

OLTI modules are eligible for Continuing Education Credit in Missouri because they are accredited in several partner states. The attending officer must submit the certification of completion and a form indicating that the POST program is recognized in a participating state. For more information on the CEU requirements for the State of Missouri, visit the Missouri POST Program website.

State: Minnesota

Status: Accredited

Our training courses have been approved by the Minnesota Board of Peace Officer Standards and Training. Please see the attached form for course information:

State of Minnesota

For additional information on the CEU requirements for the State of Minnesota, visit the Minnesota POST Board website at https://dps.mn.gov/entity/post

State: Michigan

Status: Accreditation not required

Michigan does not require accreditation. All OLTI courses are registered on the MCOLES website. For more information on the CEU requirements for the State of Michigan, visit the Michigan Commission on Law Enforcement Standards website.

State: Maine

Status: Accreditation determined by agency

Maine Law Enforcement Officers can utilize OLTI training toward elective topic requirements. For more information on the CEU requirements for the State of Maine, visit the Maine Criminal Justice Academy website.

State: Maryland

Status: Accreditation determined by agency

Maryland allows 6 hours of online training for in-service training hours. The training must be sponsored by a law enforcement agency in order to be accredited. For more information on the CEU requirements for the State of Maryland, visit the Maryland Police and Correctional Training Commissions website.

State: Alaska

Status: Accreditation determined by agency

Alaska Law Enforcement Officers can utilize OLTI training toward the requirements of advanced officer certification(s). For more information on the CEU requirements for the State of Alaska, visit the Alaska Police Standards Council website.

State: Alabama

Status: Accreditation determined by agency

For more information on the CEU requirements for the State of Alabama, visit the Alabama POST Commission website at http://apostc.state.al.us/

State: Arkansas

Status: Accreditation not required

Please send a copy of your OLTI Certificate of Completion to the following address to request CEU's for our online courses: Arkansas Commission on Law Enforcement Standards & Training PO BOX 3106 East Camden, AR 71711 For more information on the CEU requirements for the State of Arkansas, visit The Commission on Law Enforcement Standards and Training website at http://www.clest.org/

State: Arizona

Status: Accreditation determined by agency

For more information on the CEU requirements for the State of Arizona, visit the Arizona POST website at http://www.azpost.state.az.us/

State: California

Status: Online training not recognized at this time

For more information on the CEU requirements for the State of California, visit the California POST website at http://www.post.ca.gov/

State: Colorado

Status: Accreditation not required

For more additional information on the CEU requirements for the State of Colorado, visit the Colorado POST website.

State: Connecticut

Status: Online training not recognized at this time

For more information on the CEU requirements for the State of Connecticut, visit the Connecticut POST Council website at http://www.ct.gov/post/site/default.asp

State: District of Columbia

Status: Online training not recognized at this time

For more information DC POST Board website.

State: Delaware

Status: Accreditation not required

For additional information please visit the Delaware State Police website: http://dsp.delaware.gov/

State: Florida

Status: Accreditation determined by agency

State: Georgia

Status: Accreditation determined by agency

If a Georgia (GA) law enforcement agency wishes to utilize on-line training, GA POST will recognize the training as long as it is administered by a POST certified instructor. There are many quality training programs on the market and POST does not want to discourage agencies from using them. The current requirement is that a POST certified instructor within the agency has to verify that the training is law enforcement related. The officer completes the training as required, e.g., passes the end of course test and obtains a certificate of completion. The training officer then has to report the completion to POST using the training submission cover sheet. POST only records training in "whole" hour blocks, and no partial credit is given. Training modules should be within 45-60 minutes for a 1 hour of training credit or have a minimum of 9000 words (not including registration information) for an officer to read for one hour of credit. If a Georgia law enforcement agency is interested in submitting modules to POST for approval, contact info@evawintl.org and staff will assist with determining the credit hours as well as tracking tests and certificates of completion. However, the burden of submitting the online training for GA POST credit is the responsibility of each individual law enforcement agency.

State: Hawaii

Status: No information yet - check back for updates

Visit the Honolulu Police Department website for more information.

State: Iowa

Status: Accreditation determined by agency

For more information on the CEU requirements for the State of Iowa, visit the Iowa Law Enforcement Academy (ILEA) website at https://ileatraining.org

State: Idaho

Status: No information yet - check back for updates

For more information on the CEU requirements for the State of Idaho, visit the Idaho POST website.

State: Illinois

Status: Accreditation determined by agency

For more information please visit The Illinois Law Enforcement Training and Standards Board website.

State: Indiana

Status: Accredited

OnLine Training Institute Modules 1-15 have been approved by the Indian Law Enforcement Academy through 2021. Training Provider Number: 75-3095110 For additional information on the CEU requirements for the State of Indiana, visit the Indiana Law Enforcement Academy website at http://www.in.gov/ilea

State: Kansas

Status: Accreditation determined by agency

For more information on the CEU requirements for the State of Kansas, visit the Kansas Law Enforcement Training Center website at http://www.kletc.org/

State: Kentucky

Status: Online training not recognized at this time

For more information on the CEU requirements for the State of Kentucky, visit the Department of Criminal Justice Training (DOCJT) website at https://docjt.ky.gov/

State: Louisiana

Status: No information yet - check back for updates

For more information on the CEU requirements for the State of Louisiana, visit the Louisiana POST website at http://www.lcle.state.la.us/programs/post.asp

State: Massachusetts

Status: Online training not recognized at this time

For more information on the CEU requirements for the State of Massachusetts, visit the Municipal Police Training Committee (MPTC) website.

*If the information on this map is incorrect, please notify Alison@evawintl.org.

If your state does not allow continuing education credit for online training, we encourage you to raise the issue with your Training Coordinator and agency leadership. Chiefs, Sheriffs, and other law enforcement leaders may need to work with the state agency that establishes standards and accredits training, to have this limitation removed.

Victim Advocate

The OnLine Training Institute (OLTI) is pre-approved for Department of Defense Sexual Assault Response Coordinators (SARCs) and Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Victim Advocates (SAPRVAs) to receive CEUs through the Department of Defense Sexual Assault Advocate Certification Program (D-SAACP). Civilian Advocates are also pre-approved to receive CEUs through the National Advocate Credentialing Program (NACP).

The following steps are required to receive CEUs for D-SAACP and NACP certified Advocates:

Complete any OR all OLTI modules with a passing score.
Print the Certificate of Completion for all completed modules.
Submit a copy of your Certificates of Completion when you apply for D-SAACP or NACP certification renewal.

Visit trynova.org for more information about these programs.

OLTI Module	Hours	CEU Price (Nurses Only)
EVAWI 01 Effective Report Writing: Using the Language of Non-Consensual Sex	4	$20
EVAWI 02 Dynamics of Sexual Assault: What Does Sexual Assault Really Look Like?	5	$20
EVAWI 03 Victim Impact: How Victims are Affected by Sexual Assault and How Law Enforcement Can Respond Successfully	11	$30
EVAWI 04 Preliminary Investigation: Guidelines for First Responders	8	$20
EVAWI 05 Law & Investigative Strategy: What Kind of Sexual Assault is This?	5	$20
EVAWI 06 Interviewing the Victim: Techniques Based on the Real Dynamics of Sexual Assault	14	$30
EVAWI 07 False Reports: Moving Beyond the Issue to Successfully Investigate and Prosecute Non-Stranger Sexual Assault	5	$20
EVAWI 08 Sustaining a Coordinated Community Response: Sexual Assault Response and Resource Teams (SARRT)	12	$30
EVAWI 09 Opening Doors: Alternative Reporting Options for Sexual Assault Victims	12	$30
EVAWI 10 Clearance Methods for Sexual Assault Cases	8	$20
EVAWI 11 Sexual Assault Response and Resource Teams (SARRT): A Guide for Rural and Remote Communities	9	$20
EVAWI 12 Effective Victim Advocacy in the Criminal Justice System: A Training Course for Victim Advocates	14	$30
EVAWI 13 Breaking Barriers: The Role of Community-Based and System-Based Victim Advocates	9	$20
EVAWI 14 The Earthquake in Sexual Assault Response: Implementing VAWA Forensic Compliance	7	$20
EVAWI 15 Successfully Investigating Sexual Assault Against Victims with Disabilities	20	$40
EVAWI 16 Laboratory Analysis of Biological Evidence and the Role of DNA in Sexual Assault Investigations	32	$40
EVAWI 17 Untested Evidence and the Investigation of Cold Sexual Assault Cases	10	$30
EVAWI 18 Crime Scene Processing and Recovery of Physical Evidence From Sexual Assault Scenes	13	$30
EVAWI 19 Forensic Examinations of Sexual Assault Victims and Suspects (Part 1: Types and Purposes of Evidence)	15	$30
Total Hours:	213

For more information about each course, please Enter the OLTI and click on each course to view a course description and outline, along with a list of learning objectives and evaluation information.