About AIC – Nova Scotia

AIC-NS is the first point of contact for those in Nova Scotia wishing to join the AIC and to become a registered member of the Nova Scotia Real Estate Appraisers Association (NSREAA). AIC-NS will:

Help individuals become a member of AIC and NSREAA by:
- Reviewing education and experience of prospective members
- Providing necessary application forms
- Processing the applications for Student and Candidate Members
Guide members through the designation process by:
- Liaising with AIC’s education partner, UBC
- Informing members of current requirements and deadlines
- Administering the Applied Experience Program
- Administering the Professional Competency Interviews examinations
Seek and post career opportunities for members
Organize Professional Practice Seminars within a classroom setting
Organize professional development seminars within Nova Scotia to attain Continuing Professional Development (CPD) credits
Change membership status for retirement, resignation or compassionate leave, as required
Reinstate a membership
Provide guidance on how to become a volunteer for AIC
Inform members on key issues through newsletters, publications and notices
Promote members and the profession through local marketing, promotion and advocacy activities
Host provincial networking opportunities and meetings

AIC-NS also assists the public by:

Answering inquiries about the appraisal process
Providing expert advice to the media on appraisal topics
Providing information about appraisal as a career
Ensuring that members adhere to mandatory professional standards