Who Needs Continuing Education Units?
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Most construction professionals require continuing education units to fulfill their credit requirements for licence renewal, certification renewal or membership in professional organisations. The information below includes details of Continuing Education requirements for professional organisations and state licence renewal.
Organisation Members and Certificated Professionals
United States
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American Institute of Architects (AIA) - Procore is an AIA/CES Provider. All Procore Continuing Education courses qualify for AIA credit. Members that complete Procore Continuing Education courses and provide their Member ID number will receive credit for the course completion on their transcript within 10 business days. |
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American Institute of Building Design (AIBD) - Procore is a registered AIBD Continuing Education Provider. All Procore Continuing Education courses qualify for "primary" credit. Members are advised to keep their certificate of completion as confirmation of course completion. |
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American Institute of Constructors (AIC) - Procore is an approved CPD Provider. All Procore Continuing Education courses qualify for AIC Continuing Professional Development credit required for membership renewal. Members that complete Procore Continuing Education courses are advised to keep their certificate of completion as confirmation when self reporting a course completion. |
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Institute of Certified Construction Industry Financial Professionals (ICCIFP) - Procore Continuing Education courses qualify for required continuing education credit. Members that complete Procore Continuing Education courses are advised to keep their certificate of completion as confirmation when self reporting a course completion. |
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CM-BIM Certificate of Management - CM-BIM holders must submit their CE credits by completing the online CM-BIM Renewal: Documentation Form and uploading any supporting materials. CM-BIM holders will receive an email from the CM-BIM Administrator within ten (10) business days informing the CM-BIM holder whether their submitted CE credits were accepted, rejected or if more information is required. The CM-BIM Administrator is the sole authority on accepting or rejecting CE credits and determining whether the CM-BIM holder qualifies for renewal. |
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Construction Management Association of America (CMAA) - Procore is an approved Recertification Point Provider for the Construction Manager Certification Institute. Members that complete Continuing Education courses are advised to keep their certificate of completion as confirmation of course completion. |
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Construction Specifications Institute (CSI) - As AIA credit-bearing courses, Procore Continuing Education courses may qualify for continuing education credit required for membership renewal. Members that complete Procore Continuing Education courses are required to keep their certificates of completion and maintain their records. |
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Project Management Institute (PMI) - Procore Continuing Education courses may qualify for required PDU credit as self-directed learning. Members that complete Procore Continuing Education courses are advised to keep their certificate of completion as confirmation of course completion. |
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USGBC - LEED Certified Professionals - Coming soon! |
Canada
| Saskatchewan Associate of Architects | Saskatchewan Association of Architects (SAA) - As AIA credit-bearing courses, all Procore Continuing Education courses also qualify for SAA Core Learning Activities. Upon obtaining a certificate of completion for completing a course SAA members are to enter the learning credits on the RAIC Transcript of Continuing Education Credits website in the appropriate category. It is advised that members retain the certificate of completion as verification of course completion for potential audit purposes. |
| Ontario Association of Architects | Ontario Association of Architects (OAA) - Procore Continuing Education courses are eligible for continuing education hours towards OAA Structured Learning Activities. Upon obtaining a certificate of completion for completing a course OAA members are to upload the certificate of completion to their OAA Online Transcript for structured learning hours. It is advised that members retain the certificate of completion as verification of course completion for potential audit purposes. |
| Canadian Architectural Associations | Procore Continuing Education courses may qualify for learning hours through most Canadian architectural associations. |
Australia
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Australian Institute of Architects - Procore is an approved CPD provider. Select Procore Continuing Education courses qualify for Australian Institute of Architects credit. Look for the Refuel logo! |
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Engineers Australia - As industry-specific training courses and presentation, Procore Continuing Education courses qualify for continuing education credit required for membership renewal. Members that complete Procore Continuing Education courses are advised to keep their certificate of completion as confirmation of course completion so they can claim their hours towards their CPD requirement. |
State Licence Renewal
Licensing requirements vary by state and by profession. For example, Construction Supervisors with an Unrestricted Licence in Massachusetts require 12 CEUs biannually. Residential Builders with a Basic licence in Georgia must complete 6 hours of continuing education biannually. In many states, compliance with continuing education requirements is a condition for licence renewal.
Procore's Continuing Education courses may fulfill state licensing requirements. When a course is completed, a certificate of completion is provided. It is up to the construction professional to submit their certificates of completion to their state licensing board to request credit for participating in a Procore Continuing Education course. In many states approval may be granted for courses that the professional has already completed and prior approval of the course may not be required. Procore cannot guarantee that all boards will accept these course credits. Please check your state's licensing board requirements to verify the rules specific to your state.