Certified Community Association Manager (CCAM)
Time limit: 365 days
10 credits
Full program description
Earning the CCAM
Community managers can earn the CCAM in 4 steps:
STEP 1: Become a member.
STEP 2: Complete and pass the required courses of The Basics of Association Management (BAM), California Law Series and Foundational Ethics for Community Managers.
STEP 3: Email a completed CCAM Certification Application to certification@cacm.org.
STEP 4: Request each of your three references to email their recommendation form directly to certification@cacm.org.
Though you may begin the certification process without having HOA industry experience by completing the three required CCAM certification courses; a minimum of six months community association management experience is required in order to submit the CCAM certification application.
If you previously held a CCAM designation or currently hold a Certified Manager of Community Associations (CMCA) certification from Community Association Managers International Certification Board (CAMICB), you may be qualified to earn the CCAM designation under the alternative path. Please contact the Education Department at education@cacm.org to learn more.