Continuing education

Do Webinars Count for Continuing Education?

Live or recorded webinars can qualify in some programs, but provider approval, attendance verification, and credit limits vary.

Reviewed 19 August 2026

Live or recorded webinars can qualify in some programs, but provider approval, attendance verification, and credit limits vary.

Format does not determine eligibility by itself

Self-study, webinars and conferences can be eligible in some programs and capped or restricted in others. Verify delivery-method and subject rules for the receiving credential.

Measure only the qualifying portion

Breaks, meals, networking, introductions and non-educational segments may not count as instructional time. Use the provider record and authority definition rather than the event’s total wall-clock duration.

Retain agenda-level evidence when useful

For multi-session events or long programs, keep the agenda, session titles, speakers, dates and awarded credit so the claimed amount can be reconstructed.

Verify the governing ruleThis page explains a planning method, not a universal licensing rule. If your credential has a mandatory total, category, provider, or reporting rule, use the issuing authority as the final source.
Decision boundary: LearnWithShery explains the workflow and helps you plan it. The university, scholarship provider, immigration authority, recognition body or professional regulator makes the final decision for your case.

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