PDH-Pro Becomes Certified Education Provider in Florida and Indiana, Expanding Engineering Continuing Ed Offerings
Jun 7, 2023
Wellesley, Massachusetts Jun 6, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - PDH-Pro, a leading provider of high-quality continuing education for engineers, is thrilled to announce its recent board approvals as a certified education provider in the states of Florida and Indiana. This milestone solidifies PDH-Pro's position as a trusted and recognized provider in the engineering education industry.
The Indiana Professional Licensing Agency and the Florida Board of Professional Engineers have both approved PDH-Pro as a continuing education (CE) provider in their respective states. With these new certifications, PDH-Pro now holds the esteemed status of an approved provider in five out of six states that require pre-approvals of engineering continuing education providers.
PDH-Pro's commitment to delivering comprehensive and relevant content to engineers has been acknowledged and endorsed by these esteemed regulatory bodies. The board approvals affirm PDH-Pro's adherence to the highest standards of quality, professionalism, and integrity in its educational offerings.
Engineers in Florida and Indiana can now benefit from PDH-Pro's vast selection of courses, designed to enhance their professional skills, keep them updated with the latest industry practices, and fulfill their continuing education requirements. PDH-Pro's courses cover a wide range of engineering disciplines, providing engineers with the flexibility to choose topics that align with their specific interests and career goals.
"We are thrilled to be certified as an approved education provider in Florida and Indiana," said Jerry Cresap, President of PDH-Pro. "This accomplishment reflects our unwavering commitment to delivering exceptional continuing education experiences to engineers across the nation. We are excited to expand our reach and support engineers in Florida and Indiana in their pursuit of professional growth and development."
PDH-Pro remains dedicated to providing engineers with accessible, high-quality continuing education opportunities. Through a user-friendly online platform, engineers can conveniently access PDH-Pro's courses, which offer a blend of informative content, engaging multimedia, and interactive assessments to maximize learning outcomes.
With the addition of Florida and Indiana, PDH-Pro is now an approved provider in multiple states, reinforcing its position as a leading provider of engineering continuing education nationwide. The company's team of subject-matter experts and industry professionals ensures that PDH-Pro's courses are up to date, relevant, and aligned with the evolving needs of engineers.
For more information about PDH-Pro and to explore its extensive range of courses, please visit www.pdhpro.com.
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