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The Professional Certification Coalition (PCC) released its annual recap for fiscal year 2021-2022, as well as its priorities for 2022-2023.\n<\/p>\n
PCC is a nonprofit proactive and continuing coalition that monitors and responds to legislative and regulatory activity that would undermine the activities or recognition of certifications developed or offered by non-governmental, private certification organization, and to educate stakeholders about the role of professional certification. The PCC also works with lawmakers to advance legislation that expands professional opportunities while supporting the principles of providing the public assurances that certified and licensed individuals have demonstrated they have the expected knowledge, competence and skills to practice in their chosen field.\n<\/p>\n
The BOC has been a member of PCC since August 2018 to help address efforts to enact state legislation that would undermine the activities or recognition of certifications developed or offered by non-governmental, private certification organizations.\n<\/p>\n
Following are highlights of the PCC’s annual report:\n<\/p>\n
PCC 2021-22 ACCOMPLISHMENTS: IMPACT ACROSS THE BOARD\n<\/p>\n
PCC 2022-23: PRIORITIES & PROSPECTUS\n<\/p>\n
State Advocacy\n<\/p>\n
Federal Advocacy\n<\/p>\n
Additional details about these PCC efforts and accomplishments during the past year and going forward can be found here<\/a>.\n<\/p>\n The PCC has more than 100 organizational members, including non-governmental professional certification organizations, professional societies and service providers. The PCC’s members reflect a wide spectrum of more than 50 professions, including health care, engineering, financial services, and information technology, among many others. Their founding organizations \u2013 the American Society of Association Executives (the leading organization for association management) and the Institute for Credentialing Excellence (the leading developer of accreditation standards for professional certification programs) \u2013 govern the PCC. Find out more at About PCC<\/a>.\n<\/p><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"The Professional Certification Coalition (PCC) released its annual recap for fiscal year 2021-2022, as well as its priorities for 2022-2023. PCC is a nonprofit proactive and continuing coalition that monitors and responds to legislative and regulatory activity that would undermine…