(ii) evidence that the individual successfully completed a department-approved equivalent method of instruction course;
(E) limit student enrollment to students who provide evidence of a valid credential under 7 AAC 26.030(e)(1); and
(F) determine that the student has successfully completed the learning objectives of the course;
(4) an individual applying for method of instruction education course approval must use a curriculum that the department determines meets or exceeds objectives set out in the United States Department of Transportation, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s National Emergency Medical Services Education Standards, January 2009, adopted by reference in (1)(A) of this section;
(5) an individual who applies for approval for a refresher course must
(A) use a curriculum that includes learning objectives that the department determines meet or exceed the requirements for continuing medical education;
(B) agree to teach the approved EMS provider level set out in the department’s Guide for Emergency Medical Services Certification & Licensure, Appendix A: Personnel, May 2019, adopted by reference in 7 AAC 26.030(e)(3)(B);
(C) agree to coordinate teaching the learning objectives of the department-approved course and use a subject-matter expert if available;
(D) ensure that the refresher course includes the required minimum number of hours of instruction set out in the department’s Guide for Emergency Medical Services Certification & Licensure, Appendix A: Personnel, May 2019, adopted by reference in 7 AAC 26.030(e)(3)(B), unless the department waives this requirement based on evidence of equivalent educational methods;
(E) attend the entire refresher course unless the department waives this requirement; and
(F) verify that the refresher course includes skills assessment to determine if the