CCI Education
Condominium Director Certificate Program
Become a more confident and effective condominium director.
Serving on a condominium board is an important responsibility. This program gives directors the knowledge and practical skills to understand their responsibilities, strengthen governance, make informed decisions, and help build thriving condominium communities.
Whether you’re a new director or looking to expand your knowledge, take individual courses or complete all eight to earn your CCI Condominium Director Certificate.
8Core Courses$40Per Course1Certificate
Why Take the Program?
Lead your board with confidence
The program is delivered by CCI chapters across Ontario, making it accessible to condominium directors throughout the province.
- Learn your legal responsibilities as a condominium director.
- Build confidence in financial, governance, and operational decisions.
- Understand Ontario condominium legislation and best practices.
- Earn a recognized CCI Condominium Director Certificate.
- Learn from experienced condominium professionals and industry experts.
Program Overview
Eight courses. One certificate.
The CCI Condominium Director Certificate Program consists of eight core courses covering the essential aspects of condominium governance and operations in Ontario.
Register for individual courses based on your interests, or complete all eight to earn the CCI Condominium Director Certificate.
The Curriculum
The eight core courses
101
Governance Fundamentals
The foundations of condominium governance — the Condominium Act, declarations, by-laws, rules and policies — plus the roles and responsibilities of directors and managers.
102
Condominium Insurance Fundamentals
Corporation and unit-owner coverage, the role of insurance brokers, policy renewals, claims processes, and the importance of risk management.
103
Budget, Audit & Financial Statement Fundamentals
Annual budgeting, financial planning, monthly financial statements, and the condominium audit process.
104
Enforcement Fundamentals
The legal framework for enforcement, common compliance issues, best practices, procedural considerations, and the steps available when compliance can’t be achieved voluntarily.
105
Reserve Fund Fundamentals
How reserve fund studies are completed, eligible expenditures, funding options, contribution increases, and how to implement a sustainable funding plan.
106
Meeting Fundamentals
The different types of condominium meetings — AGMs, owners’, directors’ and requisitioned meetings — covering notices, quorum, voting, chairing and minutes.
107
Records, Returns & Certificates Fundamentals
Record-keeping and retention, owner access to records, CAO returns, status and information certificates, record requests, and the Condominium Authority Tribunal (CAT).
108
Repair, Maintenance & Change Fundamentals
Responsibilities around repairs and maintenance, standard units, reserve fund eligibility, changes to common elements, owner improvements, and Section 98 agreements.
