POLICY 06:10:01
CERTIFIED ADMINISTRATIVE PROFESSIONAL EXAMINATION
This policy is consistent with Tennessee Board of Regents Guideline P-115
Purpose
The purpose of this guideline is to establish the process and criteria regarding the Certified
Administrative Professional Examination for employees at Pellissippi State Community College.
Policy/Guideline
- Procedure
- position, as defined by the office of Human Resources, who pass the Certified
Administrative Professional Examination (CAP) shall be granted a nine percent
(9%) increase in salary.- Employees must contact the office of Human Resources regarding
eligibility for the increase. - Exempt employees are not eligible for the increase.
- Employees must contact the office of Human Resources regarding
- The salary increase shall become effective with the next pay period beginning
after the employee’s passing grade on the examination is certified by the
International Association of Administrative Professionals.- The certification date is on the Candidate Performance Report generated
by the IAAP. - It is not the date that the test is administered or the date that the report
from IAAP is received. - It is the employee’s responsibility to provide the appropriate verification to
the Human Resources Office.
- The certification date is on the Candidate Performance Report generated
- An employee must pass the exam sponsored by the International Association of
Administrative Professionals in order to receive the 9% increase.- Individuals who previously received the 9% increase are not eligible for a
subsequent 9% increase for passing the Certified Administrative
Professional exam.
- Individuals who previously received the 9% increase are not eligible for a
- position, as defined by the office of Human Resources, who pass the Certified
Sources:
TBR Guideline P-115; T.C.A. §§ 49-8-203; 8-50-102
Enacted by TBR: November 1, 1988
Revised by TBR: May 14, 1991
Revised by TBR: September 19, 1991
Revised by TBR: August 21, 2007
Revised by TBR: May 16, 2012
Editorial Changes, May 21, 2014
Reviewed/Recommended: President’s Council, November 27, 2023
Approved: President L. Anthony Wise, Jr., November 27, 2023