Recertification is a process that recognizes accredited members for active participation in the association, continued education, and competency in the practice of assessment.
RECERTIFICATION BOARD REPORT
At the 2019, AGM a resolution was made to transition from a Voluntary Recertification program to a
mandatory program. The previous Voluntary Recertification cycle ran from January 1, 2016 to December
31, 2018 with members needing 20 credits to recertify at the end of 2018. (All members started the
Cycle with zero credits. The resolution was carried at the 2019 AGM and Recertification is now a
mandatory requirement of accredited members.
The initial re-certification period was set for January 01, 2019 through December 31, 2021. We
understand there may be members who relied on the annual conference for re-certification credits.
Due to cancellation of the 2020 AAOM conference, the condensed 2021 conference and the lack of
continuing education opportunities since 2020, the membership requirement of continued education
re-certification will be deferred until December 31, 2022.
The initial mandatory program requires 15 credit hours during the cycle. Subsequent cycles will require
20 credit hours to achieve recertification unless otherwise modified by the Executive Council. During the
initial ‘phase in’ period between 2019 and 2022, up to 5 surplus education credits from the 2016-2018
voluntary program can be carried forward. In subsequent cycles, no more than 25% of the required
credit hours can be carried forward from one cycle to the next (i.e. 5 credit hours maximum where 20
credit hours are required).
Accredited members are required to report their acquired credit hours to the Recertification Committee
using the prescribed forms. The Association of Assessing Officers of Manitoba will maintain a registry of
approved recertification credits for each member. Members should continue to send in their request
forms to the AAOM.
3 credit hours can be obtained with full attendance at the 2021 Conference and AGM.
Respectfully submitted
Moreena Tenuwara, A.A.M. September 5, 2021
Recertification Board
For your reference, the following documents are available for download:
Schedule
Beginning January 1, 2016, certified members must accumulate 20 credits within the three year time frame to qualify for re-certification.
Cycle start date: | January 1, 2023 |
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Cycle end date: | December 31, 2025 |
Requirement: | 20 credits |
Starting balance: | Zero credits |
Recertification Credits
A list of courses/seminars/opportunities for which credits can be earned appears below. A minimum of 20 credits will be needed to recertify.
No. | Activities | Hours per Activity | Credits | |
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1 | Approved Workshops/Seminars (A.A.O.M., A.I.C., I.A.A.O., etc.) | Conference Seminar | Max. 1 hour each | 1 |
Half Day | Max. 3 hours each | 3 | ||
Full Day | Max. 6 hours each | 6 | ||
2 | Presentation of Approved Workshop/Seminar | Half Day | Max. 6 hours each | 6 |
Full Day | Max. 12 hours each | 12 | ||
3 | Preparation of Workshop/Seminar | Half Day | Max. 10 hours each | 10 |
Full Day | Max. 15 hours each | 15 | ||
4 | Courses: | U.B.C. Courses (per unit) | 15 hours each | 15 |
Appraisal Institute Courses (per unit) | 15 hours each | 15 | ||
Related University Courses (per unit) | 15 hours each | 15 | ||
Community Colleges Related Courses (per unit) | 15 hours each | 15 | ||
I.A.A.O. Courses | Max. 15 hours each | 15 | ||
5 | Related Seminar/Webinar/Other Courses | (Evaluated on an individual basis) | Max. 15 hours each | 15 |
6 | Course Preparation and or rewrite of Course Material | Max. 15 hours each | 15 | |
7 | Accepted Residential and / or Income Producing Demonstration Report | 15 hours each | 15 | |
8 | Preparing Examinations for Association Courses | Max. 5 hours | 5 | |
9 | Grading / Marking Demonstration Reports / Examinations (per report / exam) | Max. 5 hours | 5 | |
10 | Publication of Articles or Bulletin | Max. 8 hours | 8 |