The Real Estate Institute of Canada (REIC) and the Appraisal Institute of Canada (AIC) recently announced a joint partnership to deliver advanced education to AIC members.
REIC and AIC will work together to provide AIC members with access to the REIC’s courses and designation programs, which cover all sectors of the real estate industry, at a preferred rate. REIC’s advanced credential programs are based on the core values of education, experience, ethics and a commitment to learning.
“This partnership will help our members to take courses or obtain a new designation that will diversify their experience and practice, expand their network within the real estate industry and continue to become leading-edge professionals within Canada,” says AIC CEO Keith Lancastle.
REIC executive director and CEO Maura McLaren says, “The partnership offers a unique opportunity to help enrich and engage AIC members who are looking to extend their qualifications and areas of specialization. Our designation programs, in particular the Certified Reserve Planner (CRP) and Accredited Reserve Planner, will prove to be valuable extensions to AIC member credentials.” The CRP designation is recognized in legislation in Ontario, Saskatchewan and New Brunswick and is recognized in Alberta, British Columbia and Manitoba.
