
Reg. & Pay CCE - College of Continuing Education
Akamai University CCE Learning Model System (LMS)
Accepting registration and payment for CCE (College of Continuing Education) courses providing
AU CEU's (Continuing Education Units) using AU's LMS (Learning Model System).
Students must register and pay prior to starting the CCE - LMS courses.
Payments are in US funds through Akamai University website by clicking here.
Fees per 1 to 3 continuing education units (CEU's) with or without mentorship or supervision.
Rates follow with processing fee using Flip Cause to be paid by student.
Could use this link and pay directly into the AU Bank account: https://paypal.me/InstituteCAM?country.x=US&locale.x=en_US
1 CEU = 10 clock hours for introductory course includes basic instruction = $50
1 CEU = 10 clock hours: with mentorship = $100; with supervision $250 for a maximum 3 contact hours with instructor
2 CEU's = 20 clock hours: with mentorship = $200; with supervision $350 for a maximum 6 contact hours with instructor
3 CEU's = 30 clock hours: with mentorship = $300; with supervision $450 for a maximum of 9 contact hours with instructor
Payments processed through Flip - Cause website link here: https://www.flipcause.com/secure/donate/MTgzMDk4
Payment Options: If requested and approved, payment may be processed by check send to:
Akamai University, Administrative Office, 3211 Gibson Road, Durham, NC 27703, USA
There is no administrative charge for this method of payment.
Payments also can be paid by another system as approved by AU Administrative Office.
Approval is administered by request to Dr. MJ Bulbrook. / [email protected] email.
Student partial scholarship requests due to financial hardships, may be given on the instructor's recommendation after interviewing the student.
Depends on funds available from donors / grants or instructor willing to work at reduced payment for instruction.
Respectfully submitted. Dr. Mary Jo Bulbrook, President, Akamai University
PS: Definition of Terms - Basic instruction is clarifying requirements with discussion.
Mentorship is assisting student in applying what is being learned.
Supervision is working with student until she/he is able to apply what is being taught.
