The IIDA Foundation Board of Trustees announced the IIDA Members who are the recipients of the NCIDQ Tuition Reimbursement Fund. Congratulations to Jacqueline Wolf, IIDA the Florida Chapter Associate Member who passed the exam and is now a Professional Member of IIDA who received this recognition from the Foundation.
For more information regarding the NCIDQ Examination and processes, visit www.ncidq.org
NOTE: CEU classes, luncheons, etc. are now displayed on the CALENDAR page.
Beginning with the fall 2008 administration, all NCIDQ
Examination admission letters will be available online only.
State of Florida Continuing Education Requirements
The required CE hours are as follows. Licensees are required to complete either all 20 hours in health, safety, welfare (HSW), or a minimum of 16 hours of HSW and 4 hours of optional credits. As well as complete one core course or pass the equivalency exam from the Florida Building Code by May 31, 2003, or within 2 years of initial licensure, whichever is later. The core course is 4 hours and can be included in the required 20 hours.
**Licensees will be required to complete an advance Florida Building Code course of 2 hours for renewal, which can count towards the 20 hour requirement. Visit the Board of Architecture and Interior Design for details.
CEU Compliance IIDA Individual Approval Reporting Form
You may contact IIDA Educations Coordinator, Martha J. Stewart, if you have any questions regarding IIDA compliance. Martha may be reached at 888-799-IIDA, ext. 5142 or at mstewart@iida.org.
ATTENTION: Licensed Florida Interior Designers The next CEU compliance period will end 2/28/09. Go here for details
Florida Building Code Core Course Requirements Go here to see if your license complies with Florida Building Code.
(Sept, 2008) NCIDQ Exam letters of admission now available online
In its commitment to increased efficiency and sustainability, NCIDQ has upgraded its exam admission process.
Beginning with the fall 2008 administration, all NCIDQ Examination admission letters will be available online only. Candidates registered to take the NCIDQ Exam will no longer receive their letters of admission via postal mail. All candidates must retrieve and print their own admission letters.
NCIDQ, in partnership with its examination partner, ACT, Inc., has created a secure online system for retrieving electronic letters of admission. Candidates will receive an e-mail from ACT prior to the exam with instructions on how to retrieve their official letter of admission.
The letter of admission contains important information regarding each candidate's testing location and test-day instructions. It is required for admittance to the exam. Candidates will have the ability to access their electronic letter and print this for admittance to the exam.
