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ICSC now offers the CLS, CDP, CSM/CMD Global and CSM/CMD North American Examinations at computer testing centers around the world. Computer-based testing provides candidates with benefits like flexible schedules, convenient test locations and immediate score reports.
Applications for all 2008 examinations are now available for download below.
2008 North American Test Locations
2008 International Test Locations
For a regularly updated test center list, visit the Prometric testing company website.
2008 Test Window
Test Window: June 24-27, 2008
Registration Deadline: May 19, 2008
Test Window: October 20-24, 2008*
Registration Deadline: September 8, 2008
*North American CSM/CMD Exam offered only during this test window.
Applications must be received by the ICSC office by the above Registration Deadlines.
2008 Applications
Applications for 2008 exams are now available. ICSC will only accept 2008 applications for 2008 exams. Applications will list the necessary steps to sign up for the new computer-based testing model.
2008 Test Reviews
The 2008 Test Review Schedule and Registration Form may be found here.
E-Practice Test
The global CSM (Certified Shopping Center Manager), CMD (Certified Marketing Director), CLS (Certified Leasing Specialist) and CDP (Certified Development, Design & Construction Professional), as well as the Senior Level CLS, CSM and CMD designations serve to recognize professionalism, raise standards and improve shopping center industry practices. Earning any one of these designations marks a professional as among the very best at what they do.
The designations are awarded to candidates who achieve a passing score on a comprehensive examination. The accreditation is not a diploma representing successful completion of course work alone. It stands for competence, indeed mastery, of one's specialization as a result both of knowledge—however obtained—and of experience, which can only be obtained on the job. The content of the examinations leans heavily in the direction of on-the-job experience. In other words, the examinations are predicated on application of knowledge and skill, not just an understanding of theory or mastery of isolated facts.
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