Condominium Management

The Condominium Management - Law course is a key element of the foundational section of the program. The topics provide limited licensees with a basic understanding of the legal framework in which all condominium management activities take place. The focus is the Condominium Act, but the course also introduces relevant related legislation. The approach taken is to organize topics thematically in a way that would make sense to a condominium manager, rather than following the structure of the Condominium Act.

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The Condominium Management - Relationship Building course provides limited licensees with a foundational understanding of the main stakeholder relationships they will be responsible for managing in their role as a condominium manager. It provides them with guidance on the best practices to ensure the effective management of the various relationships as part of their role. If possible, it is recommended that learners take this course after Working with Condominium Law and before Physical Buildings Management, and Managing Financials. The relationship-building content will provide helpful context to underpin the professional relationships critical in the effective management of physical buildings and financials.

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The Condominium Management - Building Operations and Maintenance course is designed to give condominium managers a basic understanding of the relevant aspects of condominium buildings. It is one of the core foundational courses to ensure that condominium managers have the technical context of their role.

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The Condominium Management - Financials course is designed to give condominium managers a basic understanding of the relevant aspects of financial management. It is one of the core foundational courses to ensure that condominium managers have the technical context for the main responsibilities of their role.

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The Condominium Management - Operational Quality course is the final course in the program and brings the content for all the previous courses together. The primary focus of the course is the application-based content, while the self-directed section expands on the content introduced in previous courses. It also introduces a small number of new topic areas. The aim is to highlight how the technical content should be applied and integrated into condominium managers’ day-to-day role to ensure high standards of performance. Prerequisite: Learners need to have completed CNDO 102, CNDO 103, CNDO 104, CNDO 105 prior to registering for this capstone course. 

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Upon successfully completing your course your next step is to register for your regulatory exam.

Please refer to https://humber.ca/education-training-solutions/association-and-professional-programs/programs/condominium-management-program.html for scheduling details and to register.

Once registered please login into blackboard through https://learn.humber.ca/ultra/ at least 3 days prior to your exam to complete your onboarding quiz with Proctortrack. 

Once registered please review https://humber.ca/education-training-solutions/credential-testing.html for policies and procedures.

Upon completion of CNDO 102, learners are eligible to register for CDEX 102 Regulatory Exam for CMRAO Condominium Management - Law. In order to pass the exam, the learner must obtain a grade of 65% or higher.

Learners are permitted one rewrite of a failed examination before requiring to re-take the course.

We monitor learner demand daily and add seats in keeping with resource and timeline considerations. Scheduling decisions involve, for example, advanced planning for proctors to monitor exams. Please note that once sections are full, they do not appear on the registration system.

In keeping with the process described above, it is important to note that new sections for exams will open continuously, always complying with resource and timeline considerations. If a new section opens, learners may opt to transfer from an existing section registration to a newly opened section. Please note that a $50 administration fee applies to all transfers.

• Learners can drop or reschedule an exam up to seven (7) days prior to the exam date; an administrative fee of $50 will apply
• Any drop or reschedule requests made less than seven (7) days in advance prior to the exam date are non-refundable

Please review the Policies and Procedures here https://humber.ca/education-training-solutions/credential-testing/

Additional security measures will be introduced in July for virtually proctored exams. 

Beginning July 2023, a mobile phone will be required to function as a second camera during all virtual exams.  To support this change, learners should be aware of the following: 

• The process to login and connect with a Proctortrack proctor will not change.  Learners will continue to use their existing Proctortrack credentials to login at https://ca-testing.verificient.com/login/ 
• Learners with an approved onboarding exam prior to July do not have to redo the onboarding process.   
• Learners will be prompted to update the Proctortrack App on their laptops/computers starting July.  The app update will only be available starting on this date and will only take a few minutes to download. 
• Learners will be required to download the Proctortrack App on their mobile device, available in Android and iOS app stores.  
• The ID verification process will not change; however, the room scan will have to be completed using your mobile phone. 
• An updated Protortrack Learner Guide will be posted on the program website closer to the launch date.   

Both Android and iOS mobile phone devices are supported.  See minimum phone requirements listed below: 

• Android OS: version 6.0 and higher.  
• iOS (Apple): version 11.0 and higher. 
• Mobile phones should have a working camera, be 100% charged and have the Proctortrack app downloaded before beginning an exam. 
• Learners should be prepared to plug their phone into a power source for the duration of their exam. 
• Mobile phones are required to be positioned in landscape, selfie-mode, keeping the learner, computer monitor, keyboard, and mouse within view of the mobile camera. 
• Phone stands, phone cases with built-in stands, or a clear glass cup, can be used to prop up the mobile phone during virtual exams. 

The Condominium Management Program, delivered by Humber College, continues to be committed to the security and integrity of the program exams.  Academic integrity is critical to our institution and all our programs. 

 

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Upon successfully completing your course your next step is to register for your regulatory exam.

Please refer to https://humber.ca/education-training-solutions/association-and-professional-programs/programs/condominium-management-program.html for scheduling details and to register.

Once registered please login into blackboard through https://learn.humber.ca/ultra/ at least 3 days prior to your exam to complete your onboarding quiz with Proctortrack. 

Once registered please review https://humber.ca/education-training-solutions/credential-testing.html for policies and procedures.

Upon completion of CNDO 103, learners are eligible to register for CDEX 103 Condominium Management - Relationship Building Regulatory Exam. In order to pass the exam, the learner must obtain a grade of 65% or higher. Learners can repeat the exam up to two re-writes before requiring to re-take the course.

Learners are permitted one rewrite of a failed examination before requiring to re-take the course.

We monitor learner demand daily and add seats in keeping with resource and timeline considerations. Scheduling decisions involve, for example, advanced planning for proctors to monitor exams. Once sections are full, they do not appear on the registration system.

In keeping with the process described above, please  note that new sections for exams will open continuously, complying with resource and timeline considerations. If a new section opens, learners may opt to transfer from an existing section registration to a newly opened section. Please note that a $50 administration fee applies to all transfers.

• Learners can drop or reschedule an exam up to seven (7) days prior to the exam date - an administrative fee of $50 will apply
• Any drop or reschedule requests made less than seven (7) days in advance prior to the exam date are non-refundable

Please review the Policies and Procedures here https://humber.ca/education-training-solutions/credential-testing/ets-policies.html?page=CMRAO%20Licensing%20Examinations&tab=etsPolicyCategory4 

 

Dear Learners, 

Additional security measures will be introduced in July for virtually proctored exams. 

Beginning July 2023, a mobile phone will be required to function as a second camera during all virtual exams.  To support this change, learners should be aware of the following: 

• The process to login and connect with a Proctortrack proctor will not change.  Learners will continue to use their existing Proctortrack credentials to login at https://ca-testing.verificient.com/login/ 
• Learners with an approved onboarding exam prior to July do not have to redo the onboarding process.   
• Learners will be prompted to update the Proctortrack App on their laptops/computers starting July.  The app update will only be available starting on this date and will only take a few minutes to download. 
• Learners will be required to download the Proctortrack App on their mobile device, available in Android and iOS app stores.  
• The ID verification process will not change; however, the room scan will have to be completed using your mobile phone. 
• An updated Protortrack Learner Guide will be posted on the program website closer to the launch date.   

Both Android and iOS mobile phone devices are supported.  See minimum phone requirements listed below: 

• Android OS: version 6.0 and higher.  
• iOS (Apple): version 11.0 and higher. 
• Mobile phones should have a working camera, be 100% charged and have the Proctortrack app downloaded before beginning an exam. 
• Learners should be prepared to plug their phone into a power source for the duration of their exam. 
• Mobile phones are required to be positioned in landscape, selfie-mode, keeping the learner, computer monitor, keyboard, and mouse within view of the mobile camera. 
• Phone stands, phone cases with built-in stands, or a clear glass cup, can be used to prop up the mobile phone during virtual exams. 

The Condominium Management Program, delivered by Humber College, continues to be committed to the security and integrity of the program exams.  Academic integrity is critical to our institution and all our programs. 

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Upon successfully completing your course your next step is to register for your regulatory exam.

Please refer to https://humber.ca/education-training-solutions/association-and-professional-programs/programs/condominium-management-program.html for scheduling details and to register.

Once registered please login into blackboard through https://learn.humber.ca/ultra/ at least 3 days prior to your exam to complete your onboarding quiz with Proctortrack. 

Once registered please review https://humber.ca/education-training-solutions/credential-testing.html for policies and procedures.

Upon completion of CNDO 104, learners are eligible to register for CDEX 104 Regulatory Exam for CMRAO Condominium Management - Building Operations and Maintenance. In order to pass the exam, the learner must obtain a grade of 65% or higher.

Learners are permitted one rewrite of a failed examination before requiring to re-take the course.

We monitor learner demand daily and add seats in keeping with resource and timeline considerations. Scheduling decisions involve, for example, advanced planning for proctors to monitor exams. Please note that once sections are full, they do not appear on the registration system.

In keeping with the process described above, it is important to note that new sections for exams will open continuously, complying with resource and timeline considerations. If a new section opens, learners may opt to transfer from an existing section registration to a newly opened section. Please note that a $50 administration fee applies to all transfers.

Learners can drop or reschedule an exam up to seven (7) days prior to the exam date; an administrative fee of $50 will apply.
Any drop or reschedule requests made less than seven (7) days in advance prior to the exam date are non-refundable

Please review the Policies and Procedures here https://humber.ca/education-training-solutions/credential-testing/ets-policies.html?page=CMRAO%20Licensing%20Examinations&tab=etsPolicyCategory4 

 

 

Dear Learners, 

Additional security measures will be introduced in July for virtually proctored exams. 

Beginning July 2023, a mobile phone will be required to function as a second camera during all virtual exams.  To support this change, learners should be aware of the following: 

• The process to login and connect with a Proctortrack proctor will not change.  Learners will continue to use their existing Proctortrack credentials to login at https://ca-testing.verificient.com/login/ 
• Learners with an approved onboarding exam prior to July do not have to redo the onboarding process.   
• Learners will be prompted to update the Proctortrack App on their laptops/computers starting July.  The app update will only be available starting on this date and will only take a few minutes to download. 
• Learners will be required to download the Proctortrack App on their mobile device, available in Android and iOS app stores.  
• The ID verification process will not change; however, the room scan will have to be completed using your mobile phone. 
• An updated Protortrack Learner Guide will be posted on the program website closer to the launch date.   

Both Android and iOS mobile phone devices are supported.  See minimum phone requirements listed below: 

• Android OS: version 6.0 and higher.  
• iOS (Apple): version 11.0 and higher. 
• Mobile phones should have a working camera, be 100% charged and have the Proctortrack app downloaded before beginning an exam. 
• Learners should be prepared to plug their phone into a power source for the duration of their exam. 
• Mobile phones are required to be positioned in landscape, selfie-mode, keeping the learner, computer monitor, keyboard, and mouse within view of the mobile camera. 
• Phone stands, phone cases with built-in stands, or a clear glass cup, can be used to prop up the mobile phone during virtual exams. 

The Condominium Management Program, delivered by Humber College, continues to be committed to the security and integrity of the program exams.  Academic integrity is critical to our institution and all our programs. 

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Upon successfully completing your course your next step is to register for your regulatory exam.

Please refer to https://humber.ca/education-training-solutions/association-and-professional-programs/programs/condominium-management-program.html for scheduling details and to register.

Once registered please login into blackboard through https://learn.humber.ca/ultra/ at least 3 days prior to your exam to complete your onboarding quiz with Proctortrack. 

Once registered please review https://humber.ca/education-training-solutions/credential-testing.html for policies and procedures.

Upon completion of CNDO 105 learners are eligible to register for CDEX 105 Regulatory Exam for CMRAO Condominium Management - Financials. In order to pass the exam, the learner must obtain a grade of 65% or higher.

Learners are permitted one rewrite of a failed examination before requiring to re-take the course.

We monitor learner demand daily and add seats in keeping with resource and timeline considerations. Scheduling decisions involve, for example, advanced planning for proctors to monitor exams. Please note that once sections are full, they do not appear on the registration system.

In keeping with the process described above, it is important to note that new sections for exams will open continuously, complying with resource and timeline considerations. If a new section has opens, learners may opt to transfer from an existing section registration to a newly opened section. However, please note that a $50 administration fee does apply to all transfers.

Learners can drop or reschedule an exam up to seven (7) days prior to the exam date; an administrative fee of $50 will apply. Any drop or reschedule requests made less than seven (7) days in advance prior to the exam date are non-refundable.

Please review the Policies and Procedures here https://humber.ca/education-training-solutions/credential-testing/ets-policies.html?page=CMRAO%20Licensing%20Examinations&tab=etsPolicyCategory4 

 

Additional security measures will be introduced in July for virtually proctored exams. 

Beginning July 2023, a mobile phone will be required to function as a second camera during all virtual exams.  To support this change, learners should be aware of the following: 

• The process to login and connect with a Proctortrack proctor will not change.  Learners will continue to use their existing Proctortrack credentials to login at https://ca-testing.verificient.com/login/ 
• Learners with an approved onboarding exam prior to July do not have to redo the onboarding process.   
• Learners will be prompted to update the Proctortrack App on their laptops/computers starting July.  The app update will only be available starting on this date and will only take a few minutes to download. 
• Learners will be required to download the Proctortrack App on their mobile device, available in Android and iOS app stores.  
• The ID verification process will not change; however, the room scan will have to be completed using your mobile phone. 
• An updated Protortrack Learner Guide will be posted on the program website closer to the launch date.   

Both Android and iOS mobile phone devices are supported.  See minimum phone requirements listed below: 

• Android OS: version 6.0 and higher.  
• iOS (Apple): version 11.0 and higher. 
• Mobile phones should have a working camera, be 100% charged and have the Proctortrack app downloaded before beginning an exam. 
• Learners should be prepared to plug their phone into a power source for the duration of their exam. 
• Mobile phones are required to be positioned in landscape, selfie-mode, keeping the learner, computer monitor, keyboard, and mouse within view of the mobile camera. 
• Phone stands, phone cases with built-in stands, or a clear glass cup, can be used to prop up the mobile phone during virtual exams. 

The Condominium Management Program, delivered by Humber College, continues to be committed to the security and integrity of the program exams.  Academic integrity is critical to our institution and all our programs. 

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This exam is only 80 questions for 2 hours.

Upon successfully completing your course your next step is to register for your regulatory exam.

Please refer to https://humber.ca/education-training-solutions/association-and-professional-programs/programs/condominium-management-program.html for scheduling details and to register.

Once registered please login into blackboard through https://learn.humber.ca/ultra/ at least 3 days prior to your exam to complete your onboarding quiz with Proctortrack. 

Once registered please review https://humber.ca/education-training-solutions/credential-testing.html for policies and procedures.

Upon completion of CNDO 106, learners are eligible to register for CDEX 106 Regulatory Exam for CMRAO Condominium Management - Operational Quality. In order to pass the exam, the learner must obtain a grade of 65% or higher.

Learners are permitted one rewrite of a failed examination before requiring to re-take the course.

We monitor learner demand daily and add seats in keeping with resource and timeline considerations. Scheduling decisions involve, for example, advanced planning for proctors to monitor exams. Please note that once sections are full, they do not appear on the registration system.

In keeping with the process described above, it is important to note that new sections for exams will open continuously, always complying with resource and timeline considerations. If a new section opens, learners may opt to transfer from an existing section registration to a newly opened section. However, please note that a $50 administration fee applies to all transfers.

Learners can drop or reschedule an exam up to seven (7) days prior to the exam date; an administrative fee of $50 will apply. Any drop or reschedule requests made less than seven (7) days in advance prior to the exam date are non-refundable.

Please review the Policies and Procedures here https://humber.ca/education-training-solutions/credential-testing/ets-policies.html?page=CMRAO%20Licensing%20Examinations&tab=etsPolicyCategory4 

Additional security measures will be introduced in July for virtually proctored exams. 

Beginning July 2023, a mobile phone will be required to function as a second camera during all virtual exams.  To support this change, learners should be aware of the following: 

• The process to login and connect with a Proctortrack proctor will not change.  Learners will continue to use their existing Proctortrack credentials to login at https://ca-testing.verificient.com/login/ 
• Learners with an approved onboarding exam prior to July do not have to redo the onboarding process.   
• Learners will be prompted to update the Proctortrack App on their laptops/computers starting July.  The app update will only be available starting on this date and will only take a few minutes to download. 
• Learners will be required to download the Proctortrack App on their mobile device, available in Android and iOS app stores.  
• The ID verification process will not change; however, the room scan will have to be completed using your mobile phone. 
• An updated Protortrack Learner Guide will be posted on the program website closer to the launch date.   

Both Android and iOS mobile phone devices are supported.  See minimum phone requirements listed below: 

• Android OS: version 6.0 and higher.  
• iOS (Apple): version 11.0 and higher. 
• Mobile phones should have a working camera, be 100% charged and have the Proctortrack app downloaded before beginning an exam. 
• Learners should be prepared to plug their phone into a power source for the duration of their exam. 
• Mobile phones are required to be positioned in landscape, selfie-mode, keeping the learner, computer monitor, keyboard, and mouse within view of the mobile camera. 
• Phone stands, phone cases with built-in stands, or a clear glass cup, can be used to prop up the mobile phone during virtual exams. 

The Condominium Management Program, delivered by Humber College, continues to be committed to the security and integrity of the program exams.  Academic integrity is critical to our institution and all our programs. 

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