What's New at IBLCE?

New Board Members

Did you know that IBLCE has New Board Members and a New Chair? Why not go and see who is on the Board and the positions they hold just click here or go to "IBLCE Board" on the pull down menu under 'About IBLCE' on the blue navigation bar.

Question and Answers

Did you know that there is now a Question and Answer page on this website? just click here or go to "Q & A" on the pull down menu under 'Resources' on the blue navigation bar.

Exam Highest Scorers

Would you like to find out who was the highest exam scorers for this region? If so just click here or go to "Exam Highest Scorers" on the pull down menu under 'NEWS' on the blue navigation bar.

Christmas closure of the Asia Pacific Regional Office

The Asia Pacific Regional Office will be closed for the Christmas period from the 23rd December 2008 to the 9th January 2009 (inclusive). Emails and phone messages will be answered on our return. Please note that the Regional Director will be on leave until the 27th January therefore there will be a delay with some regional matters. Thanks you for your understanding of any delays.

Change in Application Dates

Please pay special attention to the exam application payment dates as they have changed for the 2009 exam click here for the new dates.

Change in the IBLCE Exam Pathways

The exam eligibility pathways are changing for the 2010 for more details please click here.

Next Steps

Read the 'Next Steps' report by Ellen McIntyre on IBLCE Role Delineation Study.

CERPs Provider Irregularities Policy

Under a new Board policy, CERPs Provider approvals may now be delayed for program providers who have unresolved matters from previous CERPs Provider applications. These might include: post-program materials incomplete (e.g. attendance lists not submitted); irregularities in attendance rosters or issuing attendance certificates; making a false statement about CERPs approval, including number or type of CERPs; or continuing to issue CERPs when approval has expired.  In serious or repeat cases, the right for an organisation or individual to have programs approved for CERPs may be suspended or withdrawn.

The IBLCE Board has also resolved the following:
» A person who has had his or her certification suspended or revoked by the IBLCE Ethics and Discipline Committee will not be entitled to be a CERPs Provider during the period of suspension or revocation.
» CERPs will not be awarded for sessions presented or organised by a person who has had his or her certification suspended or revoked by the IBLCE Ethics and Discipline Committee for the period of suspension or revocation.

IBLCE Executive Summary of the September 2007 Board Meeting

To read the Executive Summary of the September 2007 Board Meeting and find out what decisions were made Click Here.