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AAMA, an AIA and BCAI approved continuing education provider and the leading trade association in the fenestration industry, has been offering continuing education through classroom seminars since 2000. In 2004, online courses were added to our list of programs.
AIA members are required to earn 18 continuing education learning units each year, 8 of which must qualify as Health, Safety, and Welfare (HSW) units. Plus, several states have established their own continuing education requirements for licensed architects, many of which recognize AIA credits. AAMA offers multiple options to obtain these credits.
Classroom Courses
All courses are related to the window and door industry with topics covering product performance, testing, daylighting and more.
Architects of a Better Mind
Our annual classroom seminar, Architects of a Better Mind, includes eight hours of AIA-accredited Learning Units. This annual event is held in conjunction with the GlassBuild America show, which alternates yearly between Atlanta and Las Vegas. The two-day schedule offers eight courses, each qualifying for Health, Safety and Welfare (HSW) credits - the full year's HSW requirements for AIA members. For more information regarding this seminar series, contact Libby Magliolo.
Continuing Education Licensing Program
Member companies may elect to present AAMA-approved, AIA-accredited classroom courses via the AAMA Continuing Education License Program. Click here for a list of member companies who are part of this program and the courses offered.
Online Courses
Your time is valuable. That's why we offer distance courses that are accessible at your convenience. Current online courses being offered are each 1 LU/HSW credit with the AIA.
All of AAMA's educational offerings are great opportunities for architects and other professionals to expand their knowledge of the fenestration industry. For more information, contact Libby Magliolo.
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