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Professional Development

Continuing education programs are critically important for managers interested in professional development and achieving CAI's professional manager credentials.

Community Managers

CAI’s Manager Education Program consists of local seminars and national Professional Management Development Program courses designed specifically for the continuing education of community association managers. These programs are especially intended for managers interested in professional development, and those managers who are interested in achieving a CAI professional manager designation or re-certifications.

Visit the chapter calendar of events to find out more information on upcoming educational programs.

All chapter hosted education programs are pre-approved by CAMICB for continuing education credits for re-certification of the CMCA credential. Most seminars hosted by business partner members do not qualify for education credits.

CAI Education Course Catalogue

View CAI’s Education Course Catalogue Summer / Autumn 2024 issue, with details on educational programs being presented from July to December 2024. This resource is indispensable for our manager and homeowner members or anyone looking to learn more about the effective governance and management of community associations. Click below to view a digital version of the catalogue.

Manager Credentials Resources

Check our webinar schedule  for online education. These one hour programs include live and pre-recorded on-demand programs you can view at any time. Each webinar earns 1 continuing education credit and are $29 for chapter manager members; $45 for manager non-members.

You can also enroll in one of our on-demand course collections, which consist of three one hour webinar topics. The course collections are priced at a discounted rate. Topics include board governance, finance, contemporary issues, and more.

Not a member? Join today and save on all CAI programs.

Thrive as a Community Association Management Professional

The most important action you can take to increase your earning potential and accelerate your career is to obtain credentials that prove you are the right professional for the job.

CAI 2021 Manager Salary Survey

The 2021 Community Association Manager Compensation and Salary Survey is the seventh salary survey conducted by the Foundation for Community Association Research since the year 2000. Each edition provides an interesting snapshot of the field and enhances understanding of this growing and dynamic profession. Click here to purchase the survey.

Learn more about CAI designations

The Certified Manager of Community Associations (CMCA®) is the only international certification program designed exclusively for managers of homeowner and condominium associations and cooperatives. The CMCA recognizes individuals who have demonstrated the fundamental knowledge required to manage community associations. 

Association homeowners and board members as well as management companies seek qualified professionals to manage their communities. Obtaining the CMCA certification will give both you and your employer confidence that you have the specialized skills they need. 

The CMCA is administered by the Community Association Managers International Certification Board CAMICB). Find out more at this link

The AMS designation demonstrates a higher level of commitment to your career and the community association industry. An AMS designation is recommended for managers who want to enhance their career opportunities by increasing their knowledge and expertise.

The pinnacle of community association management. The PCAM designation is the highest professional recognition available nationwide to managers who specialize in community association management. Earn your PCAM and join the elite—the select—the best. 

Recommended for experienced managers who want to demonstrate advanced skills and knowledge and who wish to be recognized as one of the best and most experienced managers in the nation.

This specialist designation is designed to allow PCAM designees to specialize within their profession. CAI acknowledges the unique aspects of being a large-scale community manager and is providing an opportunity for recognition and continuing education in order for you to expand your career opportunities. 

For complete information on CAI’s credentials for community managers, including background and educational requirements, and recertification, visit this link.  

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