An essential part of the Intern Development Program (IDP) requires interns to complete experience reports that document their experience in specific training areas and have them certified by their supervisors. Understanding how to document experience is an essential component to successful completion of the IDP.
Six-Month Rule
The Six-Month Rule requires interns to submit their training hours in reporting periods of no longer than six months and within two months of completion of each reporting period. [
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The electronic Experience Verification Reporting System (e-EVR)
The e-EVR is the tool interns use to submit experience reports to NCARB for the IDP. [
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Changing Employment
During the course of IDP participation, personal circumstances or external factors can result in new employment opportunities. It is easy to update your information through e-EVR. [
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Benefits of Keeping Your Record Active
If you keep your Record active throughout the duration of your internship, you can save money when you apply for the NCARB Certificate. [
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