Classes are available at approximately 9 locations across the United States. Each course typically includes 22 to 30 hours of classroom instruction in addition to the study time.
Why Enroll in a CEBS Class
- Structured Study--Classes offer a disciplined approach to studying the material and preparing for the national exams. Registrants may take a CEBS class to expand their professional knowledge in a specific area without working toward the CEBS designation.
- Personal Attention--Classes provide access to an instructor with expertise in the subject matter. Many instructors are CEBS graduates.
- Career Networking--Classes provide an excellent forum for exchanging ideas and a strong support network.
Who Enrolls in a CEBS Class
- New and Potential entrants to the employee benefits field. The CEBS program provides a solid knowledge of the concepts and principles with which employee benefit plans are designed.
- Experienced professionals. For those with experience, CEBS can give direction in areas where additional emphasis is needed.
CEBS Classes
Most classes are offered two terms per year, 2½ to three hours per week for ten to 12 weeks. In some areas universities are offering classes three times a year. Check with your local college/university coordinator to receive their brochure with specifics on their classes.
If you have any comments or concerns regarding CEBS classes, please contact:
Janel Hynek, janelh@ifebp.org.
Call the educational institution in your area for specific course offerings, start dates and tuition information.
Colleges and Universities Offering CEBS Classes