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Credit Providers

To qualify your presentation, you must: 

  1. Be a member in good standing
  2. Submit brief description of the course, including learning objectives
  3. Provide lunch for attendees
For more information or to check for schedule availability, email katie@aiaorlando.com

If you have a course that is approved for AIA CEUs, we have a partnership with Casa Feliz, where we can host your class. As an Allied Member, we will waive the $200 email promotional fee as part of your member benefits and you may teach a course once or twice a year at Casa Feliz through our credit provider number. If you need help getting a course approved, or for more information, please read below.

 

AIA CES Credits (HSW)

Health, Safety and Welfare (HSW or as listed in CES Discovery as LU/HSW): For a provider to offer LU/HSW designated courses it must meet all of the criteria outlined in the HSW section of the manual and be registered as such. The AIA and most states require that a majority of the required contact hours relate to HSW topics. As a result, HSW courses tend to be in demand with members. The total number of HSW LU’s in course advertisements and on certificates of completion should be written as (# of hours_ LU/HSW Hour). For example, if your HSW course is one hour in length, it would be written as 1 LU/HSW Hour.

Member Credit Reporting

 

Once you register and offer a course for AIA CES, it is your responsibility to record and report AIA member credit information within 10 business days of course completion using the Course Attendance Form. Providers must report AIA member credit information each time a course is offered.

 

Our twice monthly Lunch & Learn seminars as well as additional events provide education/credit earning opportunities to our Architect members. Typically, the presenter for a Lunch & Learn is a credit provider and submits their class content to National for course credit approval. Occasionally, we will need to submit the course content to National for approval ourselves.

 

When submitting content for a course it’s important to keep in mind that in order for a course to qualify for an HSW credit approval three standards must be met.

  1. Course directly addresses the HSW definitions of Health, Safety and Welfare

  2. Course covers at least one HSW topic AIA has vetted

  3. HSW courses need to be comprised of 75% Health, Safety and Welfare credits

 

Please see link for more details on the HSW content guidelines: 

https://www.aia.org/career-growth/for-providers

Member Credit Reporting

 

Once you register and offer a course for AIA CEUs, it is your responsibility to record and report AIA member credit information within 10 business days of course completion using the Course Attendance Form. Providers must report AIA member credit information each time a course is offered.

Contact katie@aiaorlando.com for more information or if you have any additional questions.

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