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Cost Engineer Certification by AACE

Francis Moyalan, PMP,PMI-SPMember for 21 years 8 months
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Hi Pals,

Anyone could share details on Cost engineer certification by AACE? Heard, upon getting CE certified, path to RICS is much shorter with only one hurdle you need to encounter which is the Final Interviews.

Anyone there , who could clarify this.

Thanks.

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    A D ·
    Yes, AACEI and RICS have reciprocal agreements. To get membership thro this route u need to have at least 8 years of experience excluding ur graduation / PG time frame.

    U can check details on this webiste:

    www.aacei-uae.org (beta)
    www.aacei.org/certification/RICS.shtml

    Or else u can contact Mr. Philip Tharakan, philips.tharakan@yahoo.com, President UAE Section to get more details.

    All the Best!!
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    Almas Ahmed ·
    Hi,

    Better to buy the book "Skills and Knowledge for Cost Engineers" 5th edition by thomas scott as recommended by AACE.

    Good Luck...
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    Samer Zawaydeh ·
    Dear Francis,

    You can order the CCC/CCE Certifcation Study Guide, 3e from the AACE directly and study for the exam.

    You can download the exam requirements from the website directly.

    With kind regards,

    Samer
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    Sudheerkumar Gurram ·

    Hi The certification for CCE

    Hi

    The certification for CCE /CCC from AACEI, You have to get experience 4 years in cost and cost controls and similar project controls and before appearing examination you have to submit technical paper for 2,500 words.

    I am also qualified PMP, RMP and now pursuing CCE from AACEI.

    Please help any one to prepare technical paper please.

    Regards

    Gurram Sudheer Kumar, PMP, RMP

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    Sudheerkumar Gurram ·

    I am pursuing for CCE,

     

    I am pursuing for CCE, Please can any one help to preparare technical paper (2,500 words).

     

    Regards

    Gurram Sudheer Kumar PMP, RMP

    Abudhabi-UAE

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