Rule 1301:15-1-02 | Form and manner by which persons may apply to the Superintendent to offer a continuing education course in mass appraisal.
(A) A course provider, which proposes to offer a continuing education course in mass appraisal in satisfaction of the requirements found in section 5713.012 of the Revised Code, shall satisfy all of the following:
(1) Completes an application for approval to offer a continuing education course on a form the superintendent prescribes;
(2) The application shall be signed by an administrator for the course provider. The signature on any application may be written by hand or be an electronic signature, as defined by division (H) of section 1306.01 of the Revised Code;
(3) Provides a copy of course materials demonstrating the course complies with the course topics found in division (A)(2)(a) of section 5713.012 of the Revised Code;
(4) Provides a copy of materials demonstrating the course instructor meets the requirements found in rule 1301:15-1-04 of the Administrative Code; and
(5) Submits a nonrefundable fee of fifty dollars;
(B) Upon receiving a notice from the superintendent that an application is deficient or incorrect as filed, the applicant shall, within thirty days of receipt of that notice, submit to the superintendent the corrected application or additional information requested. Failure to timely submit to the superintendent the corrected application or additional information requested by the superintendent shall constitute cause for the superintendent to void the application and impose a forfeiture of the application fee.
(C) The course will be approved for offering to students upon the superintendent's issuance of a course certification number. A course certification number is valid for three years from the issuance of the course certification number. An application for a continuing education course shall be submitted to the superintendent for approval at least thirty days prior to its proposed initial offering.
(D) For purposes of this rule, a course hour shall consist of sixty minutes. A student must be physically present for at least ninety per cent of the course instruction in order to receive credit for the course. A course hour applies to instruction held in a classroom setting. No offering will be approved in which classroom instruction exceeds more than eight classroom hours in any one day. Successful completion of an examination is not required in order to receive credit for completing a continuing education course.
(E) A course provider shall provide a course certificate to the student within thirty days after the student successfully completes the course. Course certificates shall include at minimum: the name of the class; the name of the sponsoring entity or course provider; the name of the student; the address of the student; the course certification number provided by the superintendent; and the date the class was completed by the student. A course provider must submit to the superintendent the roster of students within fifteen days after the course has been completed.
(F) The superintendent may deny or withdraw approval of a continuing education course if; the course does not meet the requirements in division (A)(2)(a) of section 5713.012 of the Revised Code; rule 1301:11-7-02 or 1301:11-7-03 of the Administrative Code; the course does not meet the requirements found in this rule; or the course provider, sponsoring entity, course administrator or course instructor have previously failed to comply with any of these requirements or have been found not to be of honest, truthful and good reputation. For purposes of this rule, the superintendent may consider past convictions or disciplinary sanctions issued by other professional entities or administrative agencies when evaluating the honest, truthful and good reputation requirement. The superintendent must issue to the course provider or sponsoring entity a denial notice or a withdrawal of approval notice, pursuant to section 119.07 of the Revised Code, stating the reasons for the denial or the withdrawal of approval. The superintendent's decision related to this paragraph may be appealed to the Ohio real estate appraiser board.
Last updated September 8, 2023 at 11:54 AM
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