H.O.T.S. Education
     
Questions? To sign up, contact Lori Mills at 1-800-659-9444 or info@ibpsia.com

H.O.T.S. Schedule and Locations

HOTS-On Lanes has changed the new name is Coaching Technologies on Lanes CTOL

The HOTS on Lanes has changed and a new curriculum is being designed.

Class will be held at the Orleans in Las Vegas June 21-23, 2013

Please sign up at www.bowlexpo.com

 

 

HOTS Certification

Jayhawk Bowling Supply - Lawrence, Kansas

April 4-7

August 1-4

October 3-6

December 5-8

Contact Russ or Kristal at 800-255-6436

HOTS Certification Orleans Hotel Las Vegas

June 18-21st to register go to www.bowlexpo.com

 

Emerging Technologies

June 24-25, 2013 Paris Hotel Las Vegas Nevada

Manufacturers will present information to the pro shop operator and coach covering topics such as ball surface, ball motion and ball technology. These seminars will include how coaches and pro shop operators can use this knowledge to increase their business.

Monday Presenters are 900 Global, Storm, Roto Grip and Ebonite.

Tuesday Presenters are Brunswick, DV8, Radical and MOTIV.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

   
Certified Technician Requirements - Click Here
 IBPSIA Certified Technician Requirements
Active and Advanced Certified Technicians

Initial Lifetime Certification = 32 CEUs (Continuing Education Units)
Continuing Active Certification = rolling 24 CEUs over 3 years
Must be a current IBPSIA member

 

To Become a Certified Technician (knowledge, skill, engraved plaque and listed on website):

  • Must take an IBPSIA Accredited Hands-On-Training Seminar Phase I (HOTS) course 
  • Must complete and pass the HOTS test  (32 CEUs)

To Become Advanced Certified Technician (more knowledge, skill, engraved plaque and listed on website):

    • Must have already completed the IBPSIA HOTS Phase 1 (listed above)
    • Must complete the HOTS on Lanes and test (32 CEUs)

For Active Certification (acknowledgement listed on website):

  • Must keep at least 24 CEUs in a rolling 3 year span (i.e. 40 CEUs in 2006, 2 CEUs in 2007, 12 CEUs in 2008 = 54 current CEUs but in 2009 the 40 CEUs from 2006 expire, so must complete at least 10 CEUs in 2009 to have the 24 needed to stay active.)

Educational CEUs:

  • 32 CEUs for a HOTS accredited program or an HOTS on Lanes program upon passing test
  • Other accredited programs:
    • Up to 18 CEUs per year for seminar attendance at IBPSIA Conference & Int’l Bowl Expo
    • 32 CEUs for “Emerging Technologies
    • 16 CEUs for Strike Ten Entertainment Skills Center “Teaching Professional Course” (2 days)
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    • 16 CEUs for IBPSIA’s “Business of Pro Shops” course (2 day program)
    • 8  CEUs for BPAA Bowling Center Management School
    • Other CEUs for regional shows & manufacturer/distributor programs as accredited such as:
      • BPAA Bowling Summit
      • Western States Trade Show
      • Mid-America BowlFest
      • East Coast Bowling Centers Convention
      • Pre-approved state or Manufacturer/Distributor educational forums during their trade shows

Other CEUs (please submit proof):

  • USBC Coaching levels:  (USBC provides IBPSIA with a list – please let us know if you qualify)
  • Bronze – 4 CEUs
  • Silver – 8 CEUs
  • Gold – 10 CEUs


  • 1 credit for each article, chapter or book published (up to a maximum of 4 CEUs)
  • 1 credit for making a bowling related presentation, i.e. seminar or workshop (up to a max of 3 CEUs)
  • 1 credit for conducting an unpaid coaching clinic (up to a maximum of 3 CEUs)
  • 1 credit per year for serving as an officer or director of a nonprofit bowling related association or organization (up to a maximum of 3 CEUs)
  • 1 credit for conducting/assisting in a youth or community fundraising activity related to bowling – unpaid (up to a maximum of 3 CEUs)
  • 1 to 3 credits for Coach It Up Head Coach Program (1 hr CD or 5 hr Seminar)

 

 


 
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