​​​​​​​​​​​Continuing Education Course Providers Overview

Organizations or individuals who have demonstrated the ability to design, implement, and evaluate continuing education programs for community association managers may submit coursework to be approved by CAMICB for continuing education credit. 

Continuing education courses must relate to community association operations or management and contribute to the professional development of the CMCA. Courses related to buying and selling real estate are not acceptable. Examples of topics include:

• Accounting and Business Practices
• Budgets, Reserves, Investments, and Assessments
• Community Governance
  
• Community Leadership
  
• Contracting​
• Ethics
• Legal Issues
• Meetings
  
• Property Maintenance
• Risk Management and Insurance
  
  

Continuing Education Application Process ​
Organizations or individuals seeking approval for a continuing education program may submit the Continuing Education Application​ on the CAMICB Continuing Education Website​​​. Providers will be required to create an account to submit an application. There is no fee to create or submit an application. The account will allow providers to view all their submitted applications in one place, including approved programs and programs submitted for approval. 

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The requirements for successful approval of continuing education courses are outlined on the CAMICB Continuing Education website. The CAMICB Continuing Education Review Committee meets monthly to review and approve submitted continuing education applications. All applications must be submitted prior to the upcoming submission deadline date to be considered for approval. ​

If proposed coursework is judged to meet the criteria set forth, it will be approved for a two-year cycle. Coursework which has been previously approved by CAMICB, may be re-submitted for staff approval in consecutive years, if the coursework has not been altered between years.​

Within 45 days of an approved program administration, providers are responsible for submitting an Excel file Attendance Roster to info@camicb.org as well as Certificates of Attendance to students upon successful completion of the program. Course providers are not responsible for maintaining a long-term record of each credential holder's completed education. Credential holders are solely responsible for recording their continuing education. As part of the CMCA renewal process, credential holders must report their completed continuing education to CAMICB and maintain a record of their certificates of completion in the event they are selected for an audit.​​

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