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  • 1.  Your CLE Guide

    Posted 30 days ago
    Edited by NALA - The Paralegal Association 30 days ago
    Hey, CPs! As you know, recertification occurs every five years. In order to be eligible to recertify, you need to earn 50 hours of continuing legal education (CLE) credits, including five hours of legal ethics. We encourage you to make a plan for where, when, and how often to get your CLE credits. While we know you can find CLE offerings in many places, one of NALA's goals is to provide you with top-notch continuing education for your professional development and certification needs. As an added bonus of earning your CLE through NALA, it will automatically be added to your NALA account. You must manually input any CLE credits you earn elsewhere.
    NALA CLE OPPORTUNITIES
    There are several ways you can earn CLE credits through NALA.
    1. Live Webinars: NALA offers several live webinars each month. You can explore our upcoming webinars here.
    2. On-Demand Webinars: If you cannot attend live or you want to view previous sessions, we offer an expansive library of on-demand webinars. Peruse our offerings here.
    3. Self-Study Courses: These courses are available on-demand and can be completed at your own pace. ACP® courses, which offer 20 CLE hours, are also included in this category. Discover our self-study courses here.
    4. Conference: Our annual conference is a wonderful opportunity to rack up CLE. On average, you can earn at least 10 CLE in three days. Additionally, full conference attendees get free access to the conference recording bundle, which includes dozens of CLE. Visit our website for more information.
    5. Other Offerings: Throughout the year, you can access CLE opportunities from NALA Affiliated Associations and other organizations that have received NALA approval for their CLE sessions/events. Explore scheduled offerings here.
    If you have any questions about earning CLE credits or entering them into your NALA account, please email us at cle@nala.org.