THE AIA/CES CONTINUING
EDUCATION PROGRAM INFORMATION FOR NON-MEMBERS AND NON-REGISTERED
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The AIA plays an active role in promoting continuing education to
the design community at large. We strive to provide valued
opportunities for AIA members and non-members to maximize their
professional skills through effective learning partnerships with
firms, continuing education providers and all AIA components.
AIA CES also offers information for non-providers to create
effective continuing education programs.
CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION
TRACKING SERVICE
The CPE Records Service of the AIA/CES for tracking learning units
is now available for non-AIA Member design professionals.
Just download the application.
NON-MEMBERS CAN JOIN AIA KNOWLEDGE
COMMUNITIES
Subscribe to a Knowledge Community and receive current
information on subject-specific developments.
AIA Component Conferences and AIA Knowledge Communities
Events
MORE RESOURCES FOR NON-MEMBERS
CES RED STAR
RATINGS     
Core audit standards are the basis of the CES Provider Red Star program. CES
Provider ratings are based upon how well their programs and support
systems meet the CES quality standards. If you have
questions, or if you are a registered provider and you would like
your program to be rated, please contact Thom
Lowther.
MORE RESOURCES FOR NON-REGISTERED
PROVIDERS
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CES DIRECTORIES
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Education/Practice/Industry Connection
(EPIC) is a partnership of the schools of architecture, the
design profession, and construction industry to enhance
professional education and catalogue best practices and
innovations.
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