Courses & Learning Objectives
There are five courses in the First Nations Housing Professionals Program. After successful completion, students take the National Professional Examination and gain 2 years of practical experience before being presented to the board for certification.
The National Competency Standards have been used to develop the certification criteria and five courses. The following information outlines each course, the topics for each lesson, and the related learning objectives.
FNHP 100 - First Nations Housing and Infrastructure
FNHP 200 – First Nations Housing Strategy, Policy and Accountability
FNHP 300 - Management of Housing Programs
FNHP 400 - Housing Management Functional Supports
FNHP 500 - Professionalism, Ethics and Critical Skills
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Exemptions
Exemptions may be granted to individuals who have completed housing-related courses at Cégep Garneau, SAIT, or Vancouver Island University (VIU); completed relevant courses through the First Nations Health Managers Association (FNHMA); or hold the Certified Aboriginal Financial Manager (CAFM) or Certified Aboriginal Professional Administrator (CAPA) designation through AFOA Canada.
For more information on FNHP courses and course exemptions, contact our Education Department at education@fnhpa.ca.
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