NADSP eBadge certification
NADSP certification is voluntary, and the requirements stack: e-badges, accredited education hours, and core competencies. TES is an NADSP Accredited Education provider for DSP-I and DSP-II. The catalog pathways show what each level asks for, and the eBadge program keeps the transcript ready to export.
Foundation level. The DSP-I pathway in the TES catalog lists the e-badges and accredited education NADSP asks for.
View the DSP-I pathwayIntermediate level. The DSP-II pathway lists the e-badges and accredited education NADSP asks for.
View the DSP-II pathwayThe highest DSP credential. The DSP-III pathway lists the Core Competency e-badges NADSP asks for.
View the DSP-III pathwayCheck current requirements with NADSP before you apply.
Our NADSP approval covers continuing education that can count toward DSP-I and DSP-II accredited education. The TES eBadge program tracks DSP-I, DSP-II, and DSP-III progress and the education record you can share with NADSP.
TES does not replace NADSP. The credential still comes from NADSP. What we track is the education, the mapped courses, and the record you can show.
No. NADSP issues the credential. TES is an NADSP Accredited Education provider, and completed TES hours can count toward the accredited education those levels require. The NADSP eBadge Certification Program in the catalog tracks the pathway and exports a transcript.
Each level has its own compliance pathway in the TES catalog: DSP-I, DSP-II, and DSP-III. The pathways list the e-badges, education hours, and mapped courses.
Tell us about your team and we will walk through the NADSP pathways with your staff list in mind. Nothing is enrolled until you confirm.