The following words and terms, when used in Subchapter F of
this chapter, shall have the following meanings, unless the context
clearly indicates otherwise.
(1) Alternative delivery--A method of course delivery
other than classroom delivery where the course has been certified
by a distance learning certification center acceptable to the Commission.
(2) Applicant--A person seeking approval to be an education
provider or instructor of qualifying courses.
(3) Classroom delivery--A method of course delivery
where the instructor and students interact face to face and in real
time, in either the same physical location, or through the use of
technology.
(4) Correspondence delivery--A method of course delivery
other than classroom delivery where the course has not been certified
by a distance learning certification center acceptable to the Commission.
(5) Instructor--A person approved by the Commission
to teach qualifying courses.
(6) Mandatory qualifying course--A qualifying course
that an applicant is required to take to fulfill licensing requirements
as mandated by §1101.358 of the Act.
(7) Other qualifying course--A qualifying course, other
than a mandatory qualifying course, for which the subject matter of
the course is specified by the Act or Commission rule, that an applicant
is required to take to fulfill licensing requirements.
(8) Person--Any individual, partnership, corporation,
or other legal entity, including a state agency or governmental subdivision.
(9) Provider--Any person approved by the Commission;
or specifically exempt by the Act, Chapter 1102, or Commission rule;
that offers a course for which qualifying credit may be granted by
the Commission to a license holder or applicant.
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