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FAQ: Michigan Funeral Continuing Education Requirements and WebCE's New Catalog
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WebCE's updated funeral CE catalog gives Michigan mortuary licensees a competitive edge by helping them meet new state mandates efficiently while enhancing their professional skills.
WebCE's catalog provides Michigan funeral professionals with approved courses covering mandatory topics like embalming and ethics to systematically fulfill the state's four-hour annual CE requirement.
WebCE's continuing education courses help funeral professionals provide better service through updated training in ethics and grief counseling, improving care for grieving families.
WebCE's catalog includes intriguing courses on topics like alkaline hydrolysis and changing death care trends, offering educational insights beyond basic requirements.
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WebCE has released an updated online funeral continuing education catalog specifically designed to meet new Michigan state mandates for mortuary science licensees.
The Michigan Bureau of Professional Licensing has implemented new continuing education requirements effective November 1, 2025, making it essential for licensees to find approved courses to maintain their licenses.
All Michigan mortuary science licensees must complete four hours of continuing education annually during the October 31 to October 31 licensing cycle, with at least two hours covering mandatory subject areas like technical embalming skills, funeral ethics, grief counseling, occupational health, communicable diseases, state statutes, prepared funeral sales, and consumer protection.
The new requirements became effective on November 1, 2025, and apply to the annual renewal cycle from October 31 to October 31.
All Michigan mortuary science licensees who need to renew their licenses annually are affected and must complete the continuing education requirements.
WebCE's catalog features courses approved by the Academy of Professional Funeral Service Practice that meet the new requirements, covering health and safety, funeral best practices, ethics, and the mandatory subject areas, while also offering professional development opportunities.
The catalog includes comprehensive selections in health and safety, funeral best practices, and ethics, with specific courses like What Every Funeral Professional Should Know About Alkaline Hydrolysis and Death Care Trends That Are Changing Tradition.
They can view the full catalog and enroll in courses at WebCE's Michigan Funeral CE Catalog.
WebCE President Jennifer Haworth stated that continuing education should be more than just a regulatory checkbox and should reflect the evolving realities of funeral service, with courses that add genuine value to professional practice.
WebCE is recognized as a Newsweek Top Online Learning Provider for 2025 and a four-time Stevie® Award Winner for Customer Service.
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