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We have a selection of free courses, based upon your organizational affiliation, that you can check out in our shop or free courses page! After completing a course, you will be able to access your certificate of completion, which contains your activity ID for submission to your affiliated organization.
For more information on Free Courses, check out these articles:
You have one year after the purchase date to complete your course.
For example, if you purchased a course on June 25th, 2025 you would have until June 25th, 2026 to complete the course.
Yes, all of our courses have various assessments, projects, assignments, and exams as a part of testing your understanding of the concepts presented in the course, in addition to the video and reading materials included. You can read more about starting your course here.
VTR offers full support to our users, you can always check out more in our Help Center, particularly our "Getting Started" articles. If you aren't seeing what you need, you can get in contact with our Customer Success Team and they will assist you with any questions or issue. Chat with them or email them at support@vtrpro.com.
Your course will reset and you will be allowed to retake the course until you have met the passing requirements as indicated by your organizational affiliation.
Yes, you can! For each organization we serve, we offer at least one free course, which can be found at the top of the Shop page. Once you have completed a course, whether free or paid, your certificate of completion will be available under “My Courses”.
Yes, you will have access to your certificate of completion after completing your course. For information on how to access your Activity ID/Certificate of Completion, see this article.
Immediately, once you have completed your course, you will have access to your certificate of completion/activity ID to submit to your organization to redeem your credits.
The difference between a full course and a topical course is that a topical course is typically derived from a full course and is focused on a singular topic. Topical courses are shorter then full courses as well.
Here's an example:Financial and Managerial Accounting is a full course, where as Financial Accounting: Balance Sheet Analysis is a topical course derived from Financial and Managerial Accounting and its topical focus is Balance Sheet Analysis.
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