CEU. Credit In order that all certified/licensed staff, not holding a permanent teaching certificate/license, may obtain needed credits for recertification/re-licensure it is agreed that:
CEU. Employees will receive at least one hundred dollars ($100) per fiscal year for approved course reimbursement. Eligible employees must have completed their probation period, hold an FTE of .50 or higher and have an employer required certification where CEU’s are required by the certifying agency. CEU funds will not roll over from year to year.
CEU. To continue to teach online, a faculty member must recertify their training every three years. Continued recertifica- tion involves the completion of 0.5 CEU (or the equivalent) in approved online learning professional development.
CEU. Continuing Education Unit(s) granted by a college or university accredited by a nationally recognized association (e.g., N.C.A.T.E.). Each C.E.U. will be valued at two-thirds (2/3) of one (1) semester unit and is equal to 10 hours of work per unit.
CEU. One (1) CEU is equivalent to ten (10) hours of professional development. (CEUs earned during normal contractual hours may NOT be used for column movement. CEUs earned outside of normal contractual hours may be used for column movement.)
CEU. This term shall have the meaning set forth in the Indenture.
CEU. 5. All credits/CEUs taken for this purpose shall be approved by the supervisor using criteria established by the PD Committee and deemed relevant to the individual professional responsibilities.
CEU. A cost-equivalent unit that is a fixed unit of measurement based on the cost of a Container relative to the cost of a twenty-foot standard dry freight container.
CEU. The abbreviation for “cost-equivalent unit”, a fixed unit of measurement which is the agreed ratio of the cost of an alternative type of container to the cost of a twenty-foot standard dry freight marine shipping container. The CEU for each container type is 1.0 per 20’ standard dry freight, 1.60 per 40’ standard dry freight, 1.70 per 40’ high cube dry freight, 8.00 per 20’ refrigerated container, 10.0 per 40’ refrigerated high cube container, 40’ refrigerated standard container, 40’ refrigerated AFAM container and 40’ refrigerated Everfresh container, 5.0 per genset, and 2.0 per 45’ high cube dry freight. Notwithstanding the foregoing, for the purposes of calculating CEUs in clause (3) of the definition of Early Amortization Event, the CEU of any Container of a particular type in the Borrower Fleet shall equal the actual CEU value for such container type in the Borrower Fleet as of the applicable determination date, calculated by dividing the average cost for each container type in the Borrower Fleet by the average cost for a 20’ Dry Container in the Borrower Fleet.
CEU. One Charlotte Education Unit (CEU). One CEU costs one hundred dollars ($100) paid by an instructional employee per twenty (20) hours of instruction and application.
