Alberta
Proudly serving Appraisal Professionals within Alberta, Nunavut & the Northwest Territories
The Appraisal Institute of Canada – Alberta (AIC-AB) is a provincial affiliate of the Appraisal Institute of Canada (AIC) within Alberta, Nunavut and the Northwest Territories. Established in 1978, the AIC-AB became an official entity under the Societies Act of Alberta in 1979. It represents approximately 800 Members and delivers AIC’s member programs and services within the region. Appraisers within Alberta are licensed under the Real Estate Act and are part of the licensing and regulatory responsibilities of the Real Estate Council of Alberta.
AIC-AB’s objective is to serve the profession and the public by implementing policies and programs to ensure the profession is advanced and the public is protected.
Career Opportunities
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Commercial and Residential Real Estate Appraiser – Calgary – Alberta Contract |
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Residential Appraise r- Grande Prairie/Peace River – Alberta Permanent Full Time |
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Analyst, Commercial Real Estate Appraisal – Edmonton – Alberta Permanent Full Time |
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Residential Real Estate Appraiser – Central Alberta – Alberta Permanent Full Time |
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Residential Appraiser – Edmonton – Alberta Permanent Full Time |
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Associate Vice President – Edmonton – Alberta Permanent Full Time |
PLEASE NOTE:
Healthy and safety is of the utmost importance to AIC-AB. Due to current the ongoing impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and its associated health risks, AIC-AB staff continue to work remotely. During this time, we urge you to email the office at for prompt service. Voicemail is being checked regularly, but if you would like someone to return your call quickly, please send an email with your telephone number stating such.
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2021 AIC-AB Conference in Banff AB will be delayed due to pandemic. Stay tuned for more info!
RECA Licensing has ended. The revised Real Estate Act is in effect now.
MLC Speaker & Luncheons
AIC-BC made submissions for the Public Beneficial Ownership Registry, the Mortgage Brokers Act, and the future of housing
