Certified EC-Council Instructor  | The CEI Program The Certified EC-Council Instructor program is designed for individuals who want to become certified to deliver EC-Council’ curriculum on topics ranging from CEH, CHFI to ECSA and LPT. The CEI program provides resources for individuals to become industry-recognized trainers for security technologies.
EC-Council courses are instructor-led classes that combine lectures, demonstrations, and hands-on student exercises. Certified EC-Council Instructors maintain a high standard of instructional preparedness through continued access to EC-Council’s training resources. Candidates will be qualified both in technical proficiency and instructional skills prior to authorization.
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CEI Requirements
To become a Certified EC-Council Instructor, you must: - Submit a completed CEI Trainer application form
- Attend the EC-Council Train-the-Trainer program for the course you want to become certified to deliver
- ATC should sponsor your application
- Pass the associated certification exam
- Meet EC-Council’s quality standards by demonstrating your ability to deliver the EC-Council course at Train-the-Trainer session
- Have technical expertise in and hands-on experience with security technologies and applications
- Sign the EC-Council Trainer Agreement
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Steps to Become an Instructor
Step 1: Attend the TTT class taught by EC-Council Master Trainers (EMT) Please visit our iClass website for class schedule
Step 2: Pass the relevant exam CEH/CHFI/ECSA/LPT
Step 3: Posses any Instructor certifications such as Microsoft’s MCT or Comptia’s CTT+ or pass EC-Council instructor exam 312-75
Step 4: Work for an EC-Council Accredited Training Center full time or part time.
Step 5: EC-Council ATC should sponsor your application to become a CEI
Step 6: Complete the instructor application form and fax/mail it to us.
Step 7: You will be notified via email regarding your instructor status within 4 weeks.
Step 8: You will be issued a
unique username and password to the EC-Council instructor login area.
This will be included in your approval letter that you will receive
with your CEI Certificate.
Step 9: Prepare to teach
EC-Council curriculum by reviewing course outlines and additional
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Membership in the CEI program includes the following benefits:
Access to private online instructor
login: All CEIs gain access to a wide range of current information and
tools that will help you maximize your skills as a EC-Council
Instructor. These tools include access to comprehensive certification
and course preparation materials, PowerPoint Slides, coursewares,
videos, best practises, lab setup guide etc. Exclusive CEI logo usage: All CEIs have
exclusive rights to use the CEI logo for web sites, business cards,
marketing materials, and other documentation.
Specialized support and communications.
You have access to internal EC-Council training experts who can help
you with questions or concerns regarding the curriculum, exercises, and
setup requirements of the course(s) you are certified to teach. |  |
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Attend the Train-the Trainer course for which you are seeking certification
Attending TTT is mandatory and cannot be
waived. Attending the course that you plan to teach allows you to
become more familiar with the curriculum, experience the flow of the
course, observe student and instructor interactions, and listen to questions and answers.
CEI candidates are responsible for
tuition, courseware, exam fees as well as all personal expenses, such
as food, travel, and lodging when attending an EC-Council TTT session.
For a list of the available classes and
a complete description of the courses, registration information, class
schedules and tuition fees, see iClass website. |
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Demonstrate your knowledge and instructional presentation skills
You must demonstrate your subject matter
expertise and instructional presentation skills. Depending on the
course(s) you are seeking certification to teach, you will be invited
to either participate in a conference call or train-the-trainer session
lead by an EC-Council Master Trainer.
At the TTT session: - You will present one or more chapters of the course to a group of your peers and an EC-Council Master Trainer.
- The EC-Council Master Trainer will evaluate your technical proficiency and instructional presentation skills.
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 | Training Preparation
Some of the ways you can polish your training and presentation skills prior to teaching a course include:- Observe an experienced instructor—Watch an experienced
instructor and take notes on things such as course flow, timing,
student questions, and helpful analogies.
- Practice
delivering the course—Deliver the course, or portions of the course, to
a group of your peers so that you can refine your presentation and
identify any problem areas.
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