How to Earn PDHs Without Breaking the Bank

Do you struggle to find affordable continuing education activities?

Are you tired of paying $70, $80, and even $100 per PDH?

Traditional "attendance-based" continuing education activities, such as seminars and classroom training, have always been very expensive. Continuing education providers must rent facilities, pay instructors and pay for "handout" materials to distribute to attendees. Because of limited space and limited enrollment, the cost per attendee is relatively high.

Most states require PEs to earn 15 PDH per year. With typical rates for seminars, you can easily spend $500, $750, even $1,500 or more per year on continuing education.

What if you can start earning your mandatory PDHs for less than $30 per credit hour? Could you find a use for a few hundred extra dollars in your pocket?

Now, by taking advantage of PDHengineer.com's affordable online continuing education courses, you can earn quality continuing education credits for a fraction of the cost of live training.

How can we provide PDHs at prices that are 20%, 50%, even 75% lower than seminars and classroom training?

It's all about efficiency and economies of scale:

• The internet allows our instructors to reach their audience without expending the time and expense of traveling to a physical location to present their course.
• Whereas a typical seminar or classroom presentation reaches a limited number of students, thousands of engineers earn their PDHs from PDHengineer.com.
• The web is an incredibly efficient means of disseminating information relative to "attendance-based" activities. The administrative savings realized by using the web as a course delivery vehicle are passed on to the students.

Planes, Trains & Automobiles

When considering the costs of attending seminars and classroom training to earn PDH's, don't forget to factor in your travel expenses. Seminars of interest to you that are held in distant cities require the expense of air travel, accommodations, meals, etc. Even a seminar located across town will require driving and parking expenses.

And the time that you spend traveling is not free. This time could be spent doing productive, billable work. As the old saying goes, "Time is money."

To start saving hundreds of dollars on your mandatory PDHs, browse our course library.

Looking for more information? Check your state requirements to see how PDHengineer.com courses meet your state board's rules.