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Certification Study Guide - National Association for Interpretation
Certification Study Guide - National Association for Interpretation
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Costs<br />
Initial certification application fee costs $125 for members of NAI. Nonmembers<br />
may apply for certification at a cost of $200.<br />
Recertification application (see Section 4) for members costs $35. For nonmembers,<br />
the cost is $85.<br />
Payment must accompany the application form. You are paying for an application<br />
fee, not purchasing certification. No refunds will be made if an applicant changes<br />
his or her mind about certifying, does not submit materials in a timely fashion, or<br />
fails the review of requirements.<br />
For the CIG and CIH categories: <strong>Certification</strong> application costs $80 for members<br />
of NAI (membership must be current at time of application or purchased for<br />
$50 at time of application). Non-members may apply for certification at a cost of<br />
$135.<br />
Recertification application (see Section 4) for members costs $35. For nonmembers,<br />
the cost is $85.<br />
<strong>Certification</strong> application fee for CIG and CIH does not include costs for the<br />
required workshop. Workshop costs may vary depending on location and<br />
sponsorship of class.<br />
Requirements<br />
Certified Interpretive Manager<br />
• 50-question open book multiple-choice literature review<br />
• essay exam (answer four of six questions provided in 500 words or less)<br />
• 2 examples of management work products (planning document, budget,<br />
operations manual, grant proposal, etc.)<br />
• 20-30 minute DVD of management meeting or business plan presentation<br />
facilitated by applicant<br />
Certified Interpretive Planner<br />
• 50-question open book multiple-choice literature review<br />
• essay exam (answer four of six questions provided in 500 words or less)<br />
• 2 examples of plan documents<br />
• 2 examples of something that has been implemented from a plan you’ve<br />
done (examples can be photographs, DVDs, or actual products)<br />
NOTE: If a Process of Interpretive Planning workshop is taken, the class project<br />
substitutes for one plan document as long as CIP is applied for prior to workshop<br />
or within one month of workshop completion.<br />
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