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The National Certification Program was established to allow home and property inspectors to be certified as competent and qualified professionals. The National Certification Program is managed and administered  by the National Certification Authority.

Last Updated ( Friday, 18 April 2008 )
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Home Inspectors

header-inspector To become a national certificate holder, an inspector must meet rigorous professional and educational requirements.

Last Updated ( Thursday, 07 June 2007 )
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Industry

header-industry As a professional in the business of real estate, be it a real estate agent or broker, real estate attorney, mortgage lender, insurance provider, appraiser or whomever, you understand that building harmonious business relationships with clients involves in part giving solid, reliable advice.

Last Updated ( Wednesday, 08 August 2007 )
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Accredited Training Providers
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Inspectors are recommended to enrol in home inspection courses provided by accredited training providers. Please select a training provider from this list.

Last Updated ( Thursday, 08 May 2008 )
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Test Inspection Peer Review - General Introduction

TIPR is the acronym for Test Inspection with Peer Review. The main purpose of the TIPR web pages is to help in the overall communication strategy related to examiners, participants and others interested in understanding the voluntary plan to certify home inspectors in Canada.

 
Last Updated ( Thursday, 07 June 2007 )
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