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 AWMAC Lunch & Learn 24 September 2026 12 noon - 1:00pm This updated session, Defining the Standard: The Critical Role of Reference Standards and Introduction to NAAWS 5.0 explores how properly applied reference standards help reduce project risk, improve coordination, and establish clear expectations for architectural woodwork projects. Who it's for: Interior Designers, Architects, Engineers, Developers, Building Owners Format: 60-minute presentation including Q&A Cost: Free Earns 1 CEU credit with the Alberta Association of Architects Reserve your spot on eventbrite In-person Workshops Tuesday 10 November 2026 9:00am-12:30pm Monday 16 November 2026 9:00am-12:30pm Presenters and topics to be announced over the Summer |
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