Regulatory Administration

Regulation 101 Microlearning Series

Your Foundation in Professional & Occupational Regulation

The Regulation 101 Microlearning Series is a collection of self-paced, asynchronous online modules designed to give learners a foundational understanding of professional and occupational regulation. Each module takes just 15 to 30 minutes to complete, making it easy to fit into a busy schedule. The series is ideal for onboarding new staff, orienting board and council members, or providing a refresher for experienced regulatory professionals.


Who Is This For?

This series is designed for regulatory agency staff at all levels of the organization, from those just beginning their careers in regulation to experienced professionals looking for a refresher. Whether you work in investigations, administration, legal, communications, or executive leadership, these modules provide a shared foundational knowledge of professional and occupational regulation. The series is also well-suited for board and council members seeking a deeper understanding of the regulatory functions and frameworks that guide their work.


How It Works

Subscriptions provide access to all available modules for 90 days. Learners log into the CLEAR Learning Portal and complete modules at their own pace, in any order. Each module includes interactive content, knowledge checks, and practical takeaways.

Volume discount available: Organizations purchasing 10 or more seats receive a discounted rate. Email clearlearning@clearhq.org to request the discounted rate.

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Module Tracks & Curriculum

The series is organized into seven thematic tracks covering the full breadth of regulatory fundamentals. Modules shown in black are available now; modules shown in gray will be added later this year.

  • History of Regulation
  • Authority for Regulation
  • Regulations, Statutes, and Laws
  • Overarching Public Interest and Protection
  • Consumer Protection and Awareness/Education
  • Separation of Associations and Regulators
  • Communicating Regulation to the Public
  • Role of the Regulator in Relation to Unions, Boards, Associations, Legislatures, etc.
  • Communications (Advocacy, Protection, How and Why It's Critical)
  • Building Relationships and Lines of Communication
  • Fairness and Transparency (Processes and Outcomes)
  • Professional Conduct for Regulators
  • Evidence-Based Decision Making
  • Ethical Use of Technology and Emerging Trends
  • Regulatory Structures and Schemes
  • Operations vs Governance Overview
  • Overview of Different Philosophies
  • Right Touch Regulation
  • Compassionate Regulation
  • Mechanics of Regulation
  • Licensure
  • Examinations
  • Quality Assurance
  • Continuing Education
  • Complaint Intake and Evaluation
  • Inspections
  • Investigations
  • Compliance and Discipline