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UCalgary Certificate of Completion
Practice of Condominium Management is the final course required to refine skills, advance understanding of the industry and prepare you for the RECA license exam.
This course is designed for individuals looking to obtain a license as a condominium management associate and is mandatory.
Complete this course and achieve a minimum of 70% on the licensing exam to proceed to the next step.
The Real Estate Council of Alberta (RECA) is updating the competency exam requirements for Fundamentals of Condominium Management (FCM) and Practice of Condominium Management (PCM) effective January 1, 2027, following legislative changes introduced through the Service Alberta Statutes Amendment Act (Bill 30).
Your enrollment date determines which RECA exam requirements apply to you:
If you are enrolled before January 1, 2027:
You will be assessed using the current FCM or PCM competency exam content and requirements. The course content you receive will not include the legislative changes reflected in Service Alberta Statutes Amendment Act (Bill 30). If you plan to write your exam after January 1, 2027, additional preparation may therefore be required. REDI Canada will provide additional resources to support your preparation for the updated requirements, including a quick-reference study guide. Where applicable, extended course access may also be available to support your preparation.
If you enroll on or after January 1, 2027:
You will be assessed using the updated 2027 FCM or PCM competency exam content and requirements, and your course will incorporate the legislative changes.
If you are unsure when you will write your exam or would like to discuss your options, please contact us or book an appointment with a Program Advisor.
This course will solidify your understanding of the history, required competencies, and skills required of condominium manager associates by the Real Estate Council of Alberta (RECA). The Practice of Condominium Management builds upon the learning from the Fundamentals of Condominium Management. Together, these courses make up the pre-licensing education requirements to license and register as a condominium manager associate in Alberta. As an exam prep course, this course condenses the content included on the Condominium Management Associate Licensing Exam into a self-directed learning format complete with knowledge checks to test your retention and understanding. Each of the fifteen units will cover in-depth topics that meet the competencies required for pre-licensing education set by RECA. Once enrolled, learners will have 6 months to complete the course at their own pace.
Additional benefits of the REDI Canada and Haskayne School of Business learning experience:
REDI Canada and Haskayne School of Business work closely with several industry organizations and experts to connect learners with active industry licensees and experts when content questions arise.
Learners have ongoing access to experts who can answer questions, explain concepts, or identify additional tips for implementing learning in your real estate practice.
Partner organization experts include:
REDI Canada collaborates with leaders across adult education and real estate development to achieve a learning experience that reflects industry demands, diversity, and innovation.
REDI Canada works with institutions, associations, and experts who exemplify excellence. For instance, REDI Canada’s long-standing collaboration with the University of Calgary has attracted and educated thousands of learners and organizations from across Canada.