The Nonbank Examiner-in-Charge (EIC) training equips examiners with the skills and knowledge to lead full-scope nonbank examinations. This course covers key responsibilities of the EIC, including planning, delegation, time management, and professional communication. Through discussion and practical exercises, attendees will gain tools to navigate exam logistics, conduct effective meetings, collaborate with other agencies, and deliver findings with clarity and confidence.
The capacity for this training is 30 participants, which will be allotted first come, first served.
PRE-COURSE ASSIGNMENT:
The course includes approximately 1.5 hours of pre-course assignments. Completion of the pre-course assignment is a requirement to attend the course.
LEARNING FORMAT:
Blended learning format, including virtual synchronous learning through instructor presentations, break-out sessions, and group discussions.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
Upon completion of this course, attendees are able to:
- Understand the Examiner-in-Charge role and how to apply key leadership skills such as delegation, coaching, and communication.
- Navigate examination logistics, timelines, and collaboration across state agencies.
- Conduct professional meetings, communicating findings clearly in both written and verbal formats.
TIME COMMITMENT:
- Pre-Course Work: Approximately 1.5 hours. The assignment will be sent to all registrants at least three weeks before the training begins.
- Virtual Session: 3 half-days over 1 week
- Post-Course Work: None
LEVEL/TARGET AUDIENCE:
Examiners preparing to take the role of a nonbank examiner-in-charge.
PRE-APPROVED CREDIT HOURS:
11.4 CPEs. Hours are subject to change.