Plan continuing education to keep professional licenses current
A license-by-license plan to track and meet continuing education requirements for CPAs, engineers, and architects at my firm.
The prompt
Help me plan continuing education for the licensed professionals at my firm so no one falls out of compliance.
License types held: [e.g. "CPA", "Professional Engineer (PE)", "registered architect", "professional association membership requiring learning units"]
Jurisdictions: [states or countries where each person is licensed - many hold several]
Staff list: [name or ID, licenses, jurisdictions, renewal dates, hours earned so far this cycle]
Requirements I've confirmed: [PASTE - total hours, cycle length, required subjects such as ethics, regulatory review, health-safety-welfare, or technical hours, carryover rules]
Firm priorities for skills: [e.g. "new lease standard", "data analytics", "mass timber design", "AI tools"]
Budget and format preferences: [in-house sessions, webinars, conferences, self-study]
Produce:
1. A tracker table: person | license | jurisdiction | cycle end | hours required | hours earned | required subject hours still needed | at risk (Y/N).
2. A list of people at risk in the next 6 months, ordered by deadline.
3. A firm-wide learning calendar that covers common requirements (such as ethics) through group sessions to save cost, and maps firm skill priorities to eligible courses.
4. Rules for documentation: certificates, attendance records, and how long to keep them in case of a licensing board audit.
5. Tips for people licensed in multiple jurisdictions, such as courses that count in more than one place.
Only use requirements I've confirmed; anything I haven't confirmed should be marked [CHECK WITH LICENSING BOARD] - do not fill in hour requirements from memory, as they vary by jurisdiction and change often.
Highlighted [brackets] are blanks to replace with your own details.
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What to fill in
- in-house sessions, webinars, conferences, self-study
- CHECK WITH LICENSING BOARD
How this prompt is built
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