Illinois runs the most fully specified DSP mandate in the country: 120 hours in 120 days, module hour minimums, and a registry credential. TeTS maps the 40-hour classroom curriculum module by module — including Illinois-specific Rule 50, HRC, and confidentiality coursework — and tracks the 80 OJT hours beside it.

77 Ill. Adm. Code 395, mapped
New Illinois DSPs complete 40 classroom hours plus 80 structured OJT hours within 120 days, then register on the Health Care Worker Registry. The classroom modules carry state-set hour minimums — and TeTS maps courses to every module, with Illinois-specific content built for the ones generic catalogs miss.
IDHS formally approves commercial online curricula for the 40-hour classroom component — its published list has included the College of Direct Support, Relias, SIU-Carbondale, and Infinitec. TeTS has built Illinois-specific courses for the modules generic catalogs miss: Rule 50 & OIG reporting, HRC & behavior-plan oversight, and Illinois mental-health confidentiality law — all assessed at the 80% mastery standard IDHS reviews expect.
Beyond the mandate
The requirement mapping gets you compliant. The rest of the platform is why agencies stay: a 770-course library that includes CARF standards for various roles and the NADSP credential pathway, modern e-learning, and automation that chases completions so your managers don't have to.
The Rule 395 40-hour classroom curriculum mapped module by module with hour minimums honored, OJT and registry milestones tracked, and the Rule 50 biennial refresher renewed automatically.
Every staff member against every requirement in one live grid: green when satisfied, flagged when due, evidence attached — survey-ready at a glance.
The full library includes CARF-aligned pathways for various roles — employment services, community services, and program leadership — ready to check out and tailor to your programs.
The NADSP eBadge credential ladder is built into the platform — DSP-I through DSP-III competency areas, accredited hours, and testimonials, tracked automatically as your staff train.
A catalog of 770 public courses across human services — fully available to every learner on premium organization accounts.
Reach every member of your workforce — courses deliverable in up to 23 languages with localized narration and assessments.
Upload documents or build courses in-platform, and roll your own policies and procedures out beside the accredited catalog.
An AI care assistant for the floor: staff ask practice, policy, and procedure questions and get instant, reliable guidance grounded in their trainings.
Assign by group, auto-enroll new hires, auto-renew annual requirements, and let scheduled reminders chase completions for you.
Illinois new-market pricing
We're new to Illinois and pricing like it. Lock in new-market rates now and keep them at renewal.
Every learner, full platform — for less than most providers charge for the mandate alone.
For organizations with more than 500 staff members, pricing caps at $20,000 per year — no matter how far past 500 you grow. At 800 staff that's $25 per learner; at 1,500 it's under $14.
Locked into a platform that charges more and maps nothing to Illinois's actual rule? Our team handles the entire migration — training records and certificates transfer into each learner's history and map to your pathways, so you never lose the ability to prove compliance. Plus 15 hours of setup consulting included.
How switching works
Reach out for a full demo. We'll present the platform live — then hand you a demo environment with its own login, so every stakeholder in your agency can explore it on their own time.
Our team takes your training records, hosts them, and maps them to your Illinois pathway — so you keep proving compliance without a gap, no matter when the review comes.
Every new organization gets 15 hours of consulting to set up the platform and build any trainings you need.
It's 15 hours to set up the next 15 years.
Tell us a little about your agency and we'll present the platform live, then give every stakeholder demo access — with the $40-per-learner new-market rate locked in through December.