Frequently Asked Questions
1. Is Module I a prerequisite for other modules?
Yes, Module I must be taken prior to taking Modules II or III. Modules II and III, however, do not need to be taken in any specific order.
2. How do I know if I’m registered for the workshop?
You will receive a receipt for the transaction immediately. A confirmation email containing detailed information about your course will be sent to you within five business days. If you do not receive a confirmation email, please notify erosiontraining@illinois.edu.
3. What do I do if the workshop of my choosing is full?
Join the waiting list by clicking the waiting list option on the registration page. Should a registered attendee cancel, the next person on the waiting list, in order of submission, will receive an email asking him or her to complete registration.
4. Can I bulk register attendees for my office?
For non-state agencies, no.
5. Does certification expire?
Module I certification does not expire. Once an attendee successfully passes the exam, that certification will always remain valid.
Module II and III’s certification expires every five years. Once expired, individuals must then retake the respective workshops to become recertified.
6. Can I transfer my registration?
Yes, you may make a transfer within your respective module so long as the workshop selected has available openings and is within the current season. To do so, contact erosiontraining@illinois.edu.
7. Do you accept substitutions?
Yes, another person may attend in your place. To make a switch, contact erosiontraining@illinois.edu.
8. What materials will I need for the workshop?
We recommend having access to a copy of the 2022 edition of the “Standard Specifications for Road and Bridge Construction” manual, but it is not required.
Other questions? Contact erosiontraining@illinois.edu.
9. Can I see what I got incorrect on the exam?
Unfortunately, our policy prohibits us from sharing any specifics concerning exams. We apologize for any inconvenience this causes. Thank you for understanding.
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