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Continuing Professional Education (CPE) Requirements
Once you become a CACM, you must complete 30 hours of continuing professional education each calendar year, including a minimum of three hours in the area of ethics. Since CPE hours reported are verified on a random basis, you should keep CPE certificates and other supporting documents for a minimum of three years.
On October 1, 2014, the AACI started to offer post-workshop Online test for each of its workshop / training programs.
Effectively from January 1, 2015, The AACI does not accept a CPE obtained through any workshop / training program offered by the AACI unless it is evidenced by the post-workshop Online test PASS certificate.
Continuing Professional Education Requirements and Rules
CPE Courses and Events
The AACI and its exclusive approved vendors worldwide offer a variety of programs uniquely tailored for professional development of CACMs.
For more information on the AACI’s CPE programs, visit these parts of our website:
Training and Events – Workshop and training programs offered by the AACI (Only in the USA) and exclusive approved vendors outside the USA.
Free CPEs (Access is restricted to CACM members): A CACM can obtain free CPEs when ;for example, (s)he:
Starting September 1, 2016, CACM members are able to have all our products listed at the membership portal for FREE.
If you have any questions a bout AACI membership benefits, contact us and someone from the membership team will be in touch, alternately you can telephone (602) -235- 0956.
Maintain Your Credential
1. Continue your membership at the AACI
2. Pay the CACM membership fee
3. Fulfill your annual CPE requirement
Maintaining the Value of the CACM
The AACI uses the CACM membership fee to promote the CACM program, increase brand awareness in the marketplace, and thereby enhance the value of CACM. CACM membership fee covers, among other things, the administrative costs of maintaining the AACI certification process.
A member status at the AACI is always a public record.
Maintaining the CACM credential distinguishes CACMs as CACM members of the AACI.
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