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| NWTAA Membership Application Form for first time registration |
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| Membership in the Northwest Territories Association of Architects in required for engaging in the practice of architecture in the NWT. The Architects Act 2001 regulates professional practice and professional conduct, and empowers architects to be self-regulating in the NWT, as is the case in all other Canadian provincial jurisdictions.
For a complete view of the act, visit http://www.justice.gov.nt.ca/PDF/ACTS/Architects.pdf at the GNWT web site or view the Architects Act of the NWT pdf. below.
For additional information, reach the NWTAA at (867)766-4216, or email nwtaa@yk.com . |
| NWTAA By Laws |
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| By Laws of the NWT Association of Architects - Revised March 2010 |
| Firm Application Documents |
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| Firms wishing to practice Architecture in the NWT must submit the attached form to the Registrar, NWTAA |
| NWTAA Practice Bulletin 01 |
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| This Practice Bulletin #1 deals with some basic requirements of the Architects Act. The NWTAA occasionally publishes Bulletins dealing with issues affecting the practice of architecture in the NWT. |
| NWTAA Practice Bulletin 02 |
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| This Practice Bulletin #2 provides more detailed information about the use of stamps. The NWTAA publishes Practice Bulletins dealing with issues affecting the practice of architecture in the NWT. The issue of stamps is addressed in general terms in the Architects Act and the bylaws of the NWTAA. |
| NWTAA Practice Bulletin 03 |
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| This Practice Bulletin #3 (Revised January 01, 2010) includes the information needed for the mandatory continuing education hours NWTAA ByLaw and an overview of the CE program. The NWTAA publishes Practice Bulletins dealing with issues affecting the practice of architecture in the NWT. |
| NWTAA Practice Bulletin 04 |
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| This Practice Bulletin #4 describes which documents require the stamp of a NWTAA Authorized Practitioner. These requirements are described within the NWT Architects Act and as such are legislated requirements. The NWTAA publishes Practice Bulletins dealing with issues affecting the practice of architecture in the NWT. |
| NWTAA Practice Bulletin 05 |
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| This Practice Bulletin #5 describes the Reduction of Annual Fees for Licensed Members under specified circumstances. The NWTAA publishes Practice Bulletins dealing with issues affecting the practice of architecture in the NWT. |
| Architects Act of the NWT |
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| The Architects Act 2001 regulates professional practice and professional conduct, and empowers architects to be self-regulating in the NWT. |
| IAP Internship in Architecture Program Manual |
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| The Internship in Architecture Program is a profession-wide, comprehensive
program administered by the provincial associations of architects. The Program
contributes to the development of architects who can provide high quality
architectural services. A comprehensive internship program is necessary to acquire
and reinforce the knowledge, integrity, judgment, skills, discipline and quest for
learning that must serve the architect for a lifetime. |
| IAP Guidelines for Mentors and Employers |
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| Information to assist Mentors and Employers in fulfilling their responsibilities under the Intern Architect Program |
| IAP CERB Record Book |
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| The purpose of the CERB is to provide the Intern with a tool to record the work experience, and to enable the provincial associations to verify and to assess the nature and breadth of the Intern’s experience. The Intern is responsible for maintaining a continuous record of experience in the CERB. This record has several functions. For the Intern, it identifies areas where experience is being acquired and areas where deficiencies exist; for the Employer, it is an assessment and personnel management tool; and for the provincial association, it is verified evidence of compliance with the experience requirements. |
| NWTAA Intern Architecture Program Overview |
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| Intern Architects work towards completing the post-graduate requirements (continuing education, experience and examination) of the Internship in Architecture Program in order to become a registered architect in their province/territories. |
| NWTAA Intern Architect Application Form |
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| To benefit most from the Program, the Intern should start participating in the program as soon as he/she is eligible. The process is initiated by contacting the provincial association to obtain information on the registration/licensing process. |
| NWTAA Intern Architect Employer Confirmation Form |
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| The Employer must be an architect who is a principal/shareholder or an employee of an architectural firm, or in other eligible employment situations as defined in the IAP Manual. |
| NWTAA Intern Architect Mentor Confirmation Form |
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| The Mentor must be an architect or a retired architect who is not a principal/shareholder or employee of the Employer’s firm - see IAP Manual. |
| NWTAA CERB Periodic Assessment Form |
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| This form is to be completed by the Intern and submitted with every Logbook submission. |
| NWTAA CERB Comments & Declaration by Mentor Form |
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| This form is to be completed by the Mentor and submitted with every Logbook submission by the Intern. |
| Examination for Architects in Canada (ExAC) |
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| The Examination for Architects in Canada (ExAC) which, to date, all of the Canadian Licensing Authorities have adopted, with the exception of the Architectural Institute of British Columbia agreed to develop a new Canadian licensing/registration examination, over which they would have complete control, including control of its development, updates and administration.
The ExAC has been developed to test the minimum standards of competency acquired during the Internship period, to ensure both public safety and the professional and skilled delivery of architectural services. For complete information visit website www.cexac.ca |
| Firm Permit Confirmation Form |
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| This is the Firm Permit Membership Compliance Form. |
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