Course Information

Course Schedule

See a complete course schedule.

Course Offerings

The courses available to sponsors are:

The CI Intro course is offered over two days with an exam at the conclusion.

The CI 101 course serves as the prerequisite for CI 102, 103, & 104 courses. All CI 101-104 courses are offered over five days with an exam at the conclusion.

Blackboard

Blackboard is an online site designed to assist in CCIM education delivery and content management. It also serves as a community where students, instructors, staff and committee members can share information.

Once students have registered for a course, they are granted access to Blackboard. The CCIM Institute encourages registration at least 30 days in advance to allow students to take advantage of the Blackboard site. Students are able to receive resources, such as:

  • Electronic versions of CCIM reference manuals
  • Customized Excel spreadsheets
  • Transcript reports
  • Discussion forums for communicating with other students and course instructors
  • A variety of interactive learning tools designed to enhance their educational experience

Course Dates

Dates for sponsored courses are available on a first-come, first-served basis and may not conflict with previously scheduled CCIM courses. The licensee, with assistance from the CCIM Institute, chooses the format of the course.

Territory/Scheduling Guidelines

  1. License Application and Agreements will be rejected for courses that conflict with other CCIM courses. License Application and Agreements will be considered in conflict as stipulated below.
  2. License Application and Agreements from local or state Boards and Associations will not be accepted until the local CCIM Institute Chapter is notified. Notification should happen during the negotiation stage, not at the time of receiving the contract.
  3. License Application and Agreements will not be accepted for any course within either the same Metropolitan Statistical Area or 120-mile radius and 180 days of another offering of that course already scheduled unless an exception (see possible exception reasons listed below) is granted by the Institute.
  4. Licensees may market their courses only within a 120-mile radius of the course location unless the Institute grants an exception.
  5. The course(s) must be sponsored by a Chapter, a local or state Board or Association of REALTORS®, or a corporation (exclusive to their employees of the corporation).
  6. Contracts will be considered for approval once the CCIM Institute has received the appropriate deposit and license agreement.
  7. Contracts must be submitted at least 90 days prior to the start of the course to allow adequate marketing time.
  8. Courses may be rejected if the CCIM Institute considers it not in the best interest of the Institute.

Site Specifications for CCIM Courses

Licensee is required to comply with certain specifications to ensure the environment is conducive to the effective delivery of course material. If they cannot be met, please provide alternate specifications to the CCIM Institute for approval prior to the course. Failure to comply may result in forfeiting sponsorship of future courses.

All facilities must be in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act.

View a sample room layout
 

Room Specifications

  • 1600 square feet min.
  • 38 square feet per student
  • Table rounds of 60”-72” preferred
  • 75 foot candle power lighting
  • White tablecloths preferred
  • Instructor table at rear of room
  • 12 feet min. ceiling height
  • No obstructed views
  • No smoking in meeting room
  • No tape recording
  • No cell phones in meeting room
  • No pagers in meeting room

Audio/Visual Equipment Needed

The following audio/visual equipment is mandatory:

  • 10’ by 10’ screen min (upon instructor request)
  • Wireless Lavaliere microphone
  • Overhead projection unit
  • LCD computer projection unit
  • Power strips at student tables
  • Electric pencil sharpener
  • Standing podium (upon instructor request.)
     

Note: CI Intro course does not use computers, therefore power strips are not required.
 

Catering Needs

  • Coffee services set-up should be available in/outside room before the start of each class.
  • Ice water and glasses should be provided at each table throughout the event.
  • Continental breakfast and afternoon beverage and/or snack break are highly recommended.

Course Cancellation Policy

Should the licensee cancel the course without rescheduling, the $500 deposit is forfeited. The CCIM Institute has the right to keep the deposit and collect any direct costs it has incurred.