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AIA Product-Specific Learning Program Compliance Training

AIAU26-PLSP
Course expires on: 04/16/2029
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Description

This course prepares instructors and course authors to design and deliver product-specific learning programs (PSLPs) in full compliance with the AIA Standards for Continuing Education Programs. Through real-world examples, scenarios, and interactive knowledge checks, you’ll learn to distinguish education from promotion and apply requirements that safeguard neutrality, credibility, and educational value.

By the end of the course, you’ll be equipped to develop and deliver learning programs that support informed decision-making and uphold AIA’s commitment to educational integrity.

This course is required for AIA CE Providers, course authors, and instructors. It is not eligible for AIA Learning Units. Upon successful completion, participants are eligible to design and deliver AIA Product-Specific Learning Programs (PSLPs) for a period of three years.

Learning Objectives

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Define product-specific learning programs and differentiate them from other AIA-approved learning programs.

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Describe the prerequisites and process for submitting a product-specific learning program for AIA review.

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Explain the purpose of AIA’s compliance standards for product-specific learning programs.

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Identify what constitutes promotional bias or undue influence in a course.

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Describe the audit process and how program authors, instructors and AIA Providers stay in compliance.

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Live course date: 10/26/2026 | 01:00 PM