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Section 481.215(3), Florida Statutes (F.S.), requires interior designers licensed by the state to complete 20 hours of continuing education within a given renewal period in order to renew a …
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provide information on approved courses, automatic providers, and out of state licensed continuing education credit. Architects and Interior Designers are required to maintain and …
Zero Net Carbon Design Continuing Education Certificate
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Continuing Education Program Hours (CEPH) Log - Texas
Board rules 1.69, 3.69, and 5.79 address continuing education requirements for architects, landscape architects, and registered interior designers, respectively. To review these and …
PROVIDER MANUAL - American Institute of Architects
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Audit – Monitoring Compliance for Continuing Education …
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