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Condominium Manager Competencies Defined
In November 2021, the authority for setting education requirements transferred from the Minister of Government and Consumer Services to the Registrar of the CMRAO.
Leading up to this transition, the CMRAO worked with industry stakeholders and consultants to develop Ontario’s first competency profile for condominium managers, which defines the condominium management profession in Ontario and outlines the expectations and requirements of an individual who holds a General Licence with the CMRAO.
Condominium managers are held to a high standard to protect consumers and are required to have certain core competencies to support the smooth operations of condominium corporations in Ontario.
Watch this short video to hear from the CMRAO’s CEO/Registrar and Deputy Registrar about the competencies required for Ontario’s condominium managers.
More about condominium manager competencies
Watch these videos to learn more about condominium manager competencies:
- Interpersonal Relationship and Communications competencies
- Operational competencies
- Professional Conduct and Development competencies
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