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Learning AdvisoryCandidates’ FAQs for CPYBy April Green, Candidate, Member, Learning Advisory CommitteeAs a Candidate member <strong>of</strong> the<strong>Appraisal</strong> <strong>Institute</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Canada</strong> (AIC),you are required to complete at leastone university course per year (CPY). This policywas approved by the AIC Board <strong>of</strong> Directors inOctober 2005 with the intent <strong>of</strong> encouragingprogress to designation in a timely fashion.What qualifies as a university course?Any course that is a curriculum requirement <strong>of</strong>the CRA or the AACI designation qualifies asa university course. The list <strong>of</strong> these courses isspecific and may be located on the AIC websiteby inputting ‘Curriculum Requirements’ in thesearch tool on the website: http://www.sauder.ubc.ca/Programs2/RealEstateDivision/CreditProgramsandPr<strong>of</strong>essionalDevelopmentCourses/<strong>Appraisal</strong><strong>Institute</strong><strong>of</strong><strong>Canada</strong>/default.htm#coursesIf you have qualified as a Candidate withouta university degree, any university course leadingto the completion <strong>of</strong> your university degreewill qualify as a course.Are college courses or courses taken atan organization other than the University<strong>of</strong> British Columbia (UBC) acceptable?Yes, provided that UBC has accepted the courseas a formal equivalent to one <strong>of</strong> the curriculumrequirements. To find out visit: http://www1.sauder.ubc.ca/Programs/Real_Estate_Division/Credit_Programs_and_Pr<strong>of</strong>essional_Development_Courses/Overview/Equivalencies_and_Transcript_Reviews.aspxWhat year are we talkingabout when we say a course per year?The CPY requirement does not run on a calendaryear. The CPY requirement is always from October1 to September 30. For example, for 2010, youmust successfully complete a course betweenOctober 1, 2009 and September 30, 2010.“As a Candidate member <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Appraisal</strong> <strong>Institute</strong> <strong>of</strong><strong>Canada</strong> (AIC), you are required to complete at least oneuniversity course per year (CPY).”How do I report my CPY?Log into the ‘Members Section’ <strong>of</strong> the AICwebsite: http://www.aicanada.ca/member-Login.aspxUnder Online Tools on the right hand side <strong>of</strong>the page, click on the ‘Course per Year’ link.Click on ‘Add a Course’ and fill out theappropriate boxes and attach the supportingdocuments.When am I required to report my CPY?You must report that you have successfullycompleted your CPY requirement no laterthan the last day <strong>of</strong> the CPY period, whichis September 30. For example, this yearyou are required to report that you havesuccessfully completed your CPY requirementby September 30, 2010. The AIC websitewill allow you to report the completion <strong>of</strong> yourrequired course at any time during the year sodo not wait until the last minute to post yourcompleted course(s).What happens if Ido not report my CPY by September 30?You will be fined and your Candidate status willbe suspended until the fine is paid and untilyou have met the CPY requirement. To reversethe suspension, you must be able to prove toAIC that you have met the above conditions.You should contact dianea@aicanada.ca withrespect to this matter.What if I have notreceived a grade for my courseprior to the September 30 deadline?This may occur if you are registered in asummer course (June to September) and theresults <strong>of</strong> your exam or assignments will notbe available until after September 30. In thiscase, the September 30 reporting deadlinestill applies to you and you should followthe same steps for reporting your CPY asdescribed above. However, you should reportthe course as ‘Results Pending’ and attach thesupporting document showing your enrollmentin the summer term. You will then have untilNovember 1 <strong>of</strong> that year (e.g., November 1,2010) to log back in to the AIC website asdescribed above and report the course ascomplete. After that, please advise DianeArruda <strong>of</strong> the completion by emailingdianea@aicanada.ca.Learning Advisory CommitteeDavid Highfield, AACI, P. App – ChairApril Green, CandidateWayne Kipp, AACI, P. AppVikki Leslie, Qualifications Officer, AIC - ONCharles Abromaitis, AACI, P. AppDuane Bates, AACI, P. AppDavid Shum, AACI, P. AppTo contact this committee, email:lac@aicanada.caclick here to return to table <strong>of</strong> contentsCanadian Property Valuation Volume 54 | book 1 | 2010 Évaluation Immobilière au <strong>Canada</strong> 29

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