Which factor leads to disqualification of an instructor?

Which factor leads to disqualification of an instructor?

• A. Failing to Maintain Original Screening Requirements
• B. Instructors Receiving Evaluations That Are Unsatisfactory
• C. Failing to Maintain Original Screening Requirements and Instructors Receiving Evaluations That Are Unsatisfactory
• D. Completing All Required Certifications

Answer: (C)

Maintaining instructor eligibility hinges on meeting two critical standards: keeping the original screening requirements current and ensuring evaluations are satisfactory. If screening requirements aren’t maintained, you haven’t met the baseline qualifications. If evaluations come back unsatisfactory, your performance isn’t up to the required standard. The answer that includes both factors is best because it reflects that either failure—screening or evaluations—can lead to disqualification, and the combination shows the complete set of conditions that would result in losing qualification. Completing all required certifications, by contrast, is a positive requirement and does not by itself lead to disqualification.

Maintaining instructor eligibility hinges on meeting two critical standards: keeping the original screening requirements current and ensuring evaluations are satisfactory. If screening requirements aren’t maintained, you haven’t met the baseline qualifications. If evaluations come back unsatisfactory, your performance isn’t up to the required standard. The answer that includes both factors is best because it reflects that either failure—screening or evaluations—can lead to disqualification, and the combination shows the complete set of conditions that would result in losing qualification. Completing all required certifications, by contrast, is a positive requirement and does not by itself lead to disqualification.