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AWC’s eCourses allow users to earn continuing education credits on-demand. eCourse options include watching a pre-recorded event or reading a technical article. Upon successful completion of a quiz on the material, continuing education credit will be awarded. Registered courses are available providing credit from AIA, ICC, and/or NCSEA (NCSEA does not allow eCourse credit for technical articles).
These courses are free to explore and learn. Many courses do, however, require a basic understanding of engineering principles. To start an available course, click on the eCourses icon next to the course number (the course numbering does not imply prerequisites).
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Experienced, qualified AWC staff can provide training nation-wide. Seminar attendees receive special discounts on publications, a comprehensive seminar materials package, and a certificate upon seminar completion.
Some of the most popular topics are listed here. Each topic can be combined into a more comprehensive package. Live courses can typically be provided to groups providing for a minimum of 200 contact hours (e.g. 50 people for 4 hours). For smaller audiences, a webinar might be arranged. AWC can provide Continuing Education Certificates for each course. Additionally, AWC has partnered with the following organizations to provide continuing education credits:
- International Code Council (ICC) Education Preferred Provider Program
- American Institute of Architects (AIA) CES Program
- National Council of Structural Engineers Associations (NCSEA) Diamond Review Program
Please note that AWC, AIA, ICC, and NCSEA do not warrant that a program complies with the continuing education requirements in all jurisdictions.
AWC's seminars are ideally suited as continuing education for code officials (building and fire officials) and design professionals (architects, engineers, and building designers). To arrange a live presentation for your state or local chapter, complete the Request Form outlining which courses you are interested in, the expected size of your group, and an approximate date. For upcoming seminar events, see our calendar.
For other educational resources, see reThink Wood and WoodWorks.
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Education resources including Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs), materials for upcoming webinars, and multiple attendee forms for webinars.
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