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(a) To be approved by the board, the primary focus of a continuing education course or seminar must be directly related to the theories, concepts, principles, practices, techniques, methods, or problems applicable to one or more aspects of real property appraisal.
(b) The board will approve a course or seminar on the following topics if the course or seminar meets the requirements of (a) of this section:
(1) business courses related to real estate appraisal;
(2) construction cost estimating;
(3) ethics and standards of professional appraisal practice;
(4) land use planning, zoning, and taxation;
(5) property development;
(6) real estate appraisal, including valuations and evaluations;
(7) real estate financing and investment;
(8) real estate law;
(9) real estate litigation;
(10) real estate appraisal related computer applications;
(11) other topics related to real estate appraisal that are approved by the board.
(c) In addition to the courses approved by the board under 12 AAC 70.200, the following courses are approved for continuing education when they are consistent with (a) of this section:
(1) courses offered by a member organization of The Appraisal Foundation;
(2) courses offered by a regionally accredited junior college, college, or university; or
(3) courses approved by the Appraiser Qualifications Board Educational Course Review Program.
(d) To be approved by the board, a continuing education course or seminar must include a minimum of two classroom hours that meet the requirements of (a) of this section.
(e) The board will award continuing education credit for completion of a course by distance education if the course
(1) meets the requirements of 12 AAC 70.140(f) ; or
(2) is a course other than one that qualifies under (1) of this subsection that
(A) is presented in a classroom setting with a person who can verify student attendance and is qualified to answer questions and provide information on course content; and
(B) meets the requirements of (a) - (d) of this section.
(f) Course and seminar approval under this section is valid for three years from the date of approval.
History: Eff. 7/16/92, Register 123; am 4/15/94, Register 130; am 12/13/94, Register 133; am 6/13/97, Register 142; am 6/5/98, Register 146; am 12/30/99, Register 152
Authority: AS 08.87.020
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