Common use of College Credit Specialized Training Clause in Contracts

College Credit Specialized Training. Credit for additional hours of workshops and/or other specialized training courses which do not carry college credits shall be allowed for movement on the salary schedule upon approval by the Superintendent prior to attendance at the same. The number of credit hours granted shall be determined by converting contact hours to semester hours on a ratio of thirty (30) contact hours to one (1) semester hour of credit to be used for movement on the salary schedule. Credit hours may be converted and accumulated on a fractional basis, but shall not be allowed for less than one-thirtieth (1/30) of a semester hour. No more than six

College Credit Specialized Training. Credit for additional hours of workshops and/or other specialized training courses which do not carry college credits shall be allowed for movement on the salary schedule upon approval by the Superintendent prior to attendance at the same. The number of credit hours granted shall be determined by converting contact hours to semester hours on a ratio of thirty (30) contact hours to one (1) semester hour of credit to be used for movement on the salary schedule. Credit hours may be converted and accumulated on a fractional basis, but shall not be allowed for less than one-thirtieth (1/30) of a semester hour. No more than sixsix (6) semester hours in a two-year period will be credited.

College Credit Specialized Training. Credit for additional hours of workshops and/or other specialized training courses which do not carry college credits shall be allowed for movement on the salary schedule upon approval by the Superintendent prior to attendance at the same. The number of credit hours granted shall be determined by converting contact hours to semester hours on a ratio of thirty (30) contact hours to one (1) semester hour of credit to be used for movement on the salary schedule. Credit hours may be converted and accumulated on a fractional basis, but shall not be allowed for less than one-thirtieth (1/30) of a semester hour. No more than six