Which type of funding or sponsorship is mentioned in relation to CE credit disqualification?

The type of funding or sponsorship mentioned in relation to continuing education (CE) credit disqualification is remuneration for regular employment. In many professional licensing and certification frameworks, including those for court reporters, CE credits are often not granted for activities that occur as part of an individual's regular job or employment duties. This ensures that the focus remains on professional development activities that extend beyond the standard responsibilities of a current job.

When CE activities are compensated as part of regular employment, they are typically less likely to fulfill the criteria necessary for additional credits because they do not contribute to furthering expertise in areas outside of one's job requirements. Instead, CE opportunities that promote further learning and skills enhancement beyond standard work expectations are usually considered valid for credit towards recertification or licensure maintenance.