Genos Certification Course

Terms and Conditions

Being certified means you have been trained to use the Genos Emotional Intelligence Assessment instruments and are licensed to buy and use Genos Emotional Intelligence Assessment instruments within your organization or with your immediate clients in the country in which you where certified. You are not able to certify others to buy and use the Genos Assessment instruments from you for use with their immediate clients, nor can you buy and use Genos Assessment Instruments outside of the country in which you were certified.

Bookings and Cancellations

You may cancel your booking without penalty by advising us in writing ( email debbie.muno@genosinternational.com ) provided you do so at least fourteen (14) days prior to the commencement of the program on which you are booked.

Except in the case of extenuating circumstances, you may not cancel or transfer your booking within fourteen (14) days of the commencement of the program on which you are booked.

Bookings for Debriefs

As part of the Genos EI Certification program, you will be debriefed via ZOOM by a Genos North America facilitator on your own personal Genos assessment Feedback report. Additionally, you will be required to debrief one of our facilitators vis ZOOM  in order to finalize the process and earn your Genos certification.

Maintaining Your Genos Credential

Professional and competent use of the Genos assessment tools comes from continued learning about their use, discussion and networking with other Certified Practitioners and continued real-world experiences of their use.

As such, to maintain your Certification, all Practitioners need to debrief a minimum of three (3) Genos EI Reports in a 12 month period and attend at least one Genos Professional Development event each calendar year. You can register for these events via the Certification page on the Genos website and/or view recordings of these events via Genos University.

In addition to these requirements, Genos also requires Certified Practitioners to hold professional indemnity insurance at a minimum of USD$1,000,000 or CAD$1,000,000 in local currency.