Qualification
To become a member of the Institute of Housing Administration and Management (IHAM), individuals typically need to meet certain qualifications and criteria set by the institute. While specific requirements may vary, the process generally involves:
1. Education
Having a relevant educational background in fields such as housing administration, management, urban planning, or related disciplines is usually required. This could include a degree or diploma from a recognized institution.
2. Experience
Often, a minimum number of years of professional experience in housing administration or related areas is necessary. This could involve working in roles such as housing management, property management, urban development, etc.
3. Membership Application
Applicants typically need to submit an application form provided by IHAM. This form may require details about educational qualifications, work experience, professional achievements, and references.
4. References
Providing references from professionals who can attest to your competence and character in the field of housing administration may be required.
5. Membership Fee
Payment of a membership fee or dues is usually necessary upon acceptance of the application.
6. Continuing Professional Development
Some institutes may require members to participate in continuing education or professional development activities to maintain their membership status.
It's important to note that specific requirements can vary, and it's advisable to visit the official website of IHAM or contact their membership department directly for the most accurate and detailed information regarding membership qualifications and application procedures.
Membership Grades
- FInstHAM - Fellowship
- MInstHAM - Full Member
- AInstHAM - Associate Member