Professional DevelopmentThe Interior Designers of Alberta is committed to ensuring our members stay relevant , informed and influential within a constantly evolving industry. We offer a structured, recognized system of resources to our members so they can continue to grow, stay competent and maintain the trust of their clients and public. The IDA offers a variety of Continuing Education Opportunities and Resources for Registered, Associate & Intern Members. Minimum National Mandatory Requirements for Continuing Education 2026-2028 reporting cycle Registered and Associate Members must complete a minimum of 30 hours in total with at least 8 hours of Health Safety & Welfare (HSW), 15 hours of IDCEC accredited hours, and 7 hours general education. Intern Members must complete a minimum of 20 hours in total with at least 5 hours of Health Safety & Welfare (HSW), 10 hours of IDCEC accredited hours and 5 Hours general education. |
Upcoming CEU'sVirtual event The Business of Design 28 May / 4 June / 11 June 12 noon - 1:30pm You became a designer because you're good at it. But somewhere between your first client and your first hire, you also became a business owner, and nobody handed you a manual for that part. Each session = 1 hour of general education CEU credits Virtual event Accessibility for Interior Design 5 August 12 noon - 1:30pm Details to follow shortly In-person Workshops The Business of Design Tuesday 10 November 9:00am-12:30pm Monday 16 November 9:00am - 12:30pm Presenters and topics to be announced over the Summer |
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