Continuing Education Opportunities

Maintaining certification requires ongoing continuing education. The events listed below qualify for professional development hours. 

Learn how to submit proof of attendance and receive certification credit here. 

= remote access available 


UPCOMING CREF (Compost Research & Education Foundation) COMPOST OPERATIONS TRAINING COURSES (COTC)

- North Carolina Compost Operations Training Course

  • Raleigh, NC
  • August 31-September 4, 2026

- Colorado Compost Operations Training Course

  • Denver, CO
  • October 19-23, 2026

UPCOMING EVENTS:

Midwest Compost Training School

Colorado Composting Council Annual Convening

Iowa Recycling & Solid Waste Management Conference

Texas Compost Summit 2026 Training and Equipment Demo 

California Compost Workshop and Demo Day

Georgia Composting Council Summit & Annual Meeting

Compost Capital Summit 2026

COMPOST2027- The USCC Annual Conference

  • Jacksonville, FL
  • February 1-4, 2027

UPCOMING WEBINARS:

 From Dining Hall to Compost Pile: Successes and Challenges in Campus Composting

  • Hosted by the US Composting Council
  • 8/27/26

How to Plan a Pumpkin Smash Event For Your Community

  • Hosted by: New York State Department of Environmental Conservation
  • 8/28/26

(For CEUs, use the generic webinar tracking form below.)

MORE EVENTS COMING SOON!

See something missing or want to suggest another event?  Send us a message!

PUBLICATIONS

The Composting Handbook - A how-to and why manual for farm, municipal, institutional and commercial composters. Order Today!

ON-DEMAND LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES

Use one of the webinar forms below

PDH TRACKING/SUBMISSION FORMS

All continuing education needs to be documented on the appropriate form and submitted here

Submit your request for credits HERE

The mission of the USCC Certification Commission is to develop and administer national, valid, credible, vendor-neutral certification programs for organics recycling professionals which enhance the profession of organics recycling facility management and in turn benefit the community business and environmental outcomes. The initial development of the CCOM™ was by the Composting Council Research and Education Foundation thanks to a grant from the 11th Hour Project.