911certification

What does 'CERTIFICATION' mean?

Generally certification is a process of credentialing whereby a person may be able to complete a pre-certification course of training � developed by training and operations experts. In addition to completing a certification course, a person would provide evidence of their knowledge by passing a rigorous examination. Many types of work provide certification for their workers.

Are there other certifications for emergency communications?

Yes several different types. Currently APCO and NENA have certification process for various programs. Also a variety of other training companies offer certification in various subjects. There is no federally mandated and few state mandated certifications for Telecommunicators. In other industries, people can receive certification before they enter a job.

Isn't it true that only government agencies certify people?

No, this is a misconception (i.e. Microsoft). The word certification simply means that the person has met the requirements of the certification agency or company. Certification is generally always a good thing � if the certifying organization is of high quality and standards.

Do states require certification, and will NECC apply?

Each state is different and there are no federal mandates. NECC is working to ensure all states that have certification and allow for outside certification allow NECC to be recognized. We can assure you that this training and certification will meet or pass any other certification anywhere in the U.S., Canada or the world. If your state has certification, send us the requirements and we can answer your questions.

Who are the NECC Certification Auditors & Board Members?

Each Board member has received NECC National Certification and is a nationally recognized expert in the field of Emergency Communications Mastery. Team evaluators are subject matter experts and have achieved recognition as a professional educator or industry leader in operations or training.