Training

Become an NCI Charrette System Expert

The NCI’s primary focus is on educating others to bring transformative collaboration to any strategic design effort. The NCI Certificate Program provides both individuals and organizations with a path toward confidence in preparing for, participating in, or leading charrettes, and ensuring successful implementation and follow-through.

NCI COMPLETE Charrette System™ Certificate Training

The NCI Complete Charrette System™ Certificate training is an intensive, hands-on training available to individuals and organizations. It provides the core skills for planning, managing and facilitating a project with full collaboration.

Training Opportunities & Certificate Recognition

Click here to see training opportunities, modalities and pricing for Individuals. Individuals who complete an NCI Certificate Training will receive a certificate of completion and have their name included in our online Certificate Holder Database.

Click here to see training offerings, modalities and pricing for Organizations. Organizations that complete an NCI Certificate Training will have their name included in our listing of NCI Trained Organizations.

Please note that courses are not transcriptable, meaning that the certificate offered does not provide University-based credits.

Continuing Education Opportunities

Continuing education is available for the NCI Certificate Program trainings. Learning units are offered by the American Institute of Architects (AIA), certification maintenance credits are offered by the American Institute of Certified Planners (AICP), and professional development hours are offered by the American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA).

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