Community Planner
OCCUPATION INFORMATION YOU NEED TO KNOW:
- Who is the licensing body responsible for Community Planners in Alberta?
- What are the registration requirements for internationally educated Community Planners?
- What are the educational requirements for Community Planners in Alberta?
- What resources are available for Community Planners in Alberta?
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Who is the licensing body responsible for Community Planners in Alberta?
In Alberta, you must be a registered member of the Alberta Association, Canadian Institute of Planners (AACIP).You do not have to be registered if you do not call yourself an Alberta Community Planner.
What are the registration requirements for internationally educated Community Planners?
Internationally educated applicants must apply under the Provisional membership category. An International Qualifications Assessment (IQAS) Description of Coursework Assessment must accompany the application as well.
What are the educational requirements for Community Planners in Alberta?
Several degree programs directly related to community and park planning are offered in Alberta:
- The University of Alberta in Edmonton offers a four year BA degree program in Recreation, Sports and Tourism.
- The University of Calgary offers four year BA degree program in Urban Studies.
- The University of Lethbridge offers a four year BA degree program in Urban and Regional Studies, and five year combined degree programs.
What resources are available for Community Planners in Alberta?
EDinfo website: www.alis.alberta.ca/edinfo
Alberta Association, Canadian Institute of Planners website: www.aacip.com
Canadian Institute of Planners website: www.cip-icu.ca
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Additional Occupational Information
For more information on occupational duties and wages, visit the Alberta Learning Information Service at www.alis.gov.ab.ca and search for Community Planners under occupational information.
