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Training
Requirements Existing
on June 30, 1996
(former training requirements for NCARB Certification)
This section explains certification requirements in effect
through June 30, 1996. Architects may use the following
as an alternative to the current IDP Training Requirement
ONLY if:
1) The architect was registered by an NCARB member board
before July 1, 1996, and has before or after that date satisfied
the following training requirements.
OR:
2) The architect satisfied the following training requirements
on or before June 30, 1996.
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Training Requirements
for NCARB Certification
Effective July 1, 1996
2.1 To satisfy the NCARB training standards, an applicant must
have at least three years of training credits or have satisfied
the IDP training requirements in accordance with the Handbook for
Interns and Architects, Chapter One.
NCARB expects that an applicant who has satisfied these training
standards will have been exposed to the comprehensive practice of
architecture.
Accordingly, each applicant must demonstrate that his or her training
has been sufficiently diversified as to include exposure to each
of the training areas set forth in the Handbook
for Interns and Architects and IDP Guidelines. An applicant
with three years of training credits may nonetheless be denied certification
if that training is not diversified. The following table sets forth
the ways in which training credits can be acquired:
| DESCRIPTION OF TRAINING |
PERCENT
CREDIT ALLOWED |
MAXIMUM
CREDIT ALLOWED |
| 2.1.0 Experience that does not fit the
description in categories 2.1.1 through 2.1.7. |
0 |
0 |
| 2.1.1 Experience in architecture as
an employee in the office of a registered architect as defined
in 2.7. |
100% |
No Limit |
| 2.1.2 Experience in architecture as
a principal practicing in the office of a registered architect
with a verified record of substantial practice. |
100% |
No Limit
(but see 2.4) |
| 2.1.3 Experience in architecture as
an employee of an organization (other than offices of registered
architects) when the experience is under the direct supervision
of a registered architect. |
100% |
2 Years |
| 2.1.4 Experience directly
related to architecture under the direct supervision of
a registered engineer (practicing as a structural, civil,
mechanical or electrical engineer in the field of building
construction) or registered landscape architect. |
50% |
1 Year |
| 2.1.5 Experience, other than 2.1.1,
2.1.2, 2.1.3, and 2.1.4 experience, in activities involving
the design or construction of the built environment (such
as analysis of existing buildings, planning, programming,
design of interior space, review of technical submissions,
engaging in building construction activities and the like)
when the applicant is under the direct supervision of a
person experienced in the activity. |
50% |
6 Months |
| 2.1.6 A post-professional degree in
architecture, or teaching or research in an NAAB-accredited
architectural program. |
100% |
1 Year |
| 2.1.7 Experience in architecture outside
the United States or Canada, under the direct supervision
of a person practicing architecture who is registered neither
in a U.S. jurisdiction nor in a Canadian jurisdiction. |
100% |
1 Year |
2.2 No training credits may be earned prior to satisfactory completion
of:
2.2.1 three years in an NAAB-accredited professional degree program;
or
2.2.2 the third year of a four year pre-professional degree program
in architecture accepted for direct entry to an NAAB-accredited
professional master's degree program; or
2.2.3 one year in an NAAB-accredited professional master's degree
program; or
2.2.4 96 semester credit hours as evaluated by EESA in accordance
with NCARB Education Standard of which no more than 60 hours can
be in the general education category; or
2.2.5 five education credits in the circumstances described in
1.2.
Note: 32 semester credit hours or 48 quarter credit hours shall
equal one year in an academic program.
2.3 No experience used to obtain academic credits in an accredited
degree program may be used to earn training credits.
2.4 Every applicant must earn at least (a) one year of credit under
2.1.1 or (b) three years of credit under 2.1.2 provided the applicant
has practiced for those three years in association with another
architect practicing as a principal or (c) five years of credit
under 2.1.2.
2.5 To earn credits under 2.1.1 through 2.1.5, inclusive, and under
2.1.7, an applicant must work at least 35 hours per week for a minimum
period of 10 consecutive weeks. An applicant may earn one-half of
the credits specified under 2.1.1 through 2.1.5, inclusive, for
work of at least 20 hours per week in periods of six or more consecutive
months.
2.6 To earn credit under 2.1.6, an applicant's credit hours must
be in subjects evaluated by NCARB as directly related to architecture;
20 semester credit hours or 30 quarter credit hours of teaching
or equivalent time in research will equal one year.
2.7 An organization will be considered to be "an office of a registered
architect if:
2.7.1 the architectural practice of the organization in which
the applicant works is in the charge of a person practicing as
a principal, and the applicant works under the direct supervision
of a registered architect; and
2.7.2 the architectural practice of the organization encompasses
the comprehensive practice of architecture including each of the
categories composing such practice set forth in the Handbook for
Interns & Architects and IDP Guidelines.
2.8 A person practices as a "principal" by being (a) a registered
architect and (b) the person in charge of the organization's architectural
practice, either alone or with other registered architects.
2.9 A "registered architect" is a person registered to practice
architecture in the jurisdiction in which (s)he practices.
2.10 The maximum credit for training under the direct supervision
of a person practicing architecture outside the United States or
Canada, who is not an architect registered in a U.S. or Canadian
jurisdiction, shall be one year. No credit will be granted for foreign
training other than under the direct supervision of a person practicing
architecture. Provided, however, that a person with five years of
foreign training under category 2.1.2 shall be deemed to have satisfied
the training requirements.
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Training
Requirements Existing
on June 30, 1996
(former training requirements for NCARB Certification)
This section explains certification requirements in effect
through June 30, 1996. Architects may use the following
as an alternative to the current IDP Training Requirement
ONLY if:
1) The architect was registered by an NCARB member board
before July 1, 1996, and has before or after that date satisfied
the following training requirements.
OR:
2) The architect satisfied the following training requirements
on or before June 30, 1996.
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Training Requirements
for NCARB Certification
Effective July 1, 1996
2.1 To satisfy the NCARB training standards, an applicant must
have at least three years of training credits or have satisfied
the IDP training requirements in accordance with the Handbook for
Interns and Architects, Chapter One.
NCARB expects that an applicant who has satisfied these training
standards will have been exposed to the comprehensive practice of
architecture.
Accordingly, each applicant must demonstrate that his or her training
has been sufficiently diversified as to include exposure to each
of the training areas set forth in the Handbook
for Interns and Architects and IDP Guidelines. An applicant
with three years of training credits may nonetheless be denied certification
if that training is not diversified. The following table sets forth
the ways in which training credits can be acquired:
| DESCRIPTION OF TRAINING |
PERCENT
CREDIT ALLOWED |
MAXIMUM
CREDIT ALLOWED |
| 2.1.0 Experience that does not fit the
description in categories 2.1.1 through 2.1.7. |
0 |
0 |
| 2.1.1 Experience in architecture as
an employee in the office of a registered architect as defined
in 2.7. |
100% |
No Limit |
| 2.1.2 Experience in architecture as
a principal practicing in the office of a registered architect
with a verified record of substantial practice. |
100% |
No Limit
(but see 2.4) |
| 2.1.3 Experience in architecture as
an employee of an organization (other than offices of registered
architects) when the experience is under the direct supervision
of a registered architect. |
100% |
2 Years |
| 2.1.4 Experience directly
related to architecture under the direct supervision of
a registered engineer (practicing as a structural, civil,
mechanical or electrical engineer in the field of building
construction) or registered landscape architect. |
50% |
1 Year |
| 2.1.5 Experience, other than 2.1.1,
2.1.2, 2.1.3, and 2.1.4 experience, in activities involving
the design or construction of the built environment (such
as analysis of existing buildings, planning, programming,
design of interior space, review of technical submissions,
engaging in building construction activities and the like)
when the applicant is under the direct supervision of a
person experienced in the activity. |
50% |
6 Months |
| 2.1.6 A post-professional degree in
architecture, or teaching or research in an NAAB-accredited
architectural program. |
100% |
1 Year |
| 2.1.7 Experience in architecture outside
the United States or Canada, under the direct supervision
of a person practicing architecture who is registered neither
in a U.S. jurisdiction nor in a Canadian jurisdiction. |
100% |
1 Year |
2.2 No training credits may be earned prior to satisfactory completion
of:
2.2.1 three years in an NAAB-accredited professional degree program;
or
2.2.2 the third year of a four year pre-professional degree program
in architecture accepted for direct entry to an NAAB-accredited
professional master's degree program; or
2.2.3 one year in an NAAB-accredited professional master's degree
program; or
2.2.4 96 semester credit hours as evaluated by EESA in accordance
with NCARB Education Standard of which no more than 60 hours can
be in the general education category; or
2.2.5 five education credits in the circumstances described in
1.2.
Note: 32 semester credit hours or 48 quarter credit hours shall
equal one year in an academic program.
2.3 No experience used to obtain academic credits in an accredited
degree program may be used to earn training credits.
2.4 Every applicant must earn at least (a) one year of credit under
2.1.1 or (b) three years of credit under 2.1.2 provided the applicant
has practiced for those three years in association with another
architect practicing as a principal or (c) five years of credit
under 2.1.2.
2.5 To earn credits under 2.1.1 through 2.1.5, inclusive, and under
2.1.7, an applicant must work at least 35 hours per week for a minimum
period of 10 consecutive weeks. An applicant may earn one-half of
the credits specified under 2.1.1 through 2.1.5, inclusive, for
work of at least 20 hours per week in periods of six or more consecutive
months.
2.6 To earn credit under 2.1.6, an applicant's credit hours must
be in subjects evaluated by NCARB as directly related to architecture;
20 semester credit hours or 30 quarter credit hours of teaching
or equivalent time in research will equal one year.
2.7 An organization will be considered to be "an office of a registered
architect if:
2.7.1 the architectural practice of the organization in which
the applicant works is in the charge of a person practicing as
a principal, and the applicant works under the direct supervision
of a registered architect; and
2.7.2 the architectural practice of the organization encompasses
the comprehensive practice of architecture including each of the
categories composing such practice set forth in the Handbook for
Interns & Architects and IDP Guidelines.
2.8 A person practices as a "principal" by being (a) a registered
architect and (b) the person in charge of the organization's architectural
practice, either alone or with other registered architects.
2.9 A "registered architect" is a person registered to practice
architecture in the jurisdiction in which (s)he practices.
2.10 The maximum credit for training under the direct supervision
of a person practicing architecture outside the United States or
Canada, who is not an architect registered in a U.S. or Canadian
jurisdiction, shall be one year. No credit will be granted for foreign
training other than under the direct supervision of a person practicing
architecture. Provided, however, that a person with five years of
foreign training under category 2.1.2 shall be deemed to have satisfied
the training requirements.
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