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IS IT FOR YOU?
Any professional who aspires to advance their career in appraising, mapping, property assessment and property tax policy at any level – in government or in the private sector – should have an Royal Institute of Chartered Appraisers designation.
Designated members can earn an increase in salary and responsibility. A designation instantly establishes your qualifications and credibility and is a universal, portable measure of your capabilities recognized around the world. Designees report gaining confidence in their abilities and the respect of their peers and those they serve. Earning a designation is a rewarding experience, demonstrating that you have attained the highest level of professionalism.
To earn an Royal Institute of Chartered Appraisers Designation, one must be an Royal Institute of Chartered Appraisers member in good standing and complete the requirements for the particular designation pursued. Each designation has experiential, educational, demonstration project, and examination requirements. Note that alternatives to holding a college degree are now accepted.
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Complete a candidacy application form to begin. You must be an Royal Institute of Chartered Appraisers member
before applying for candidacy.