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A »To achieve Chartered Status with the CIOB, you must complete an accredited degree or equivalent, gain relevant construction management experience, and submit a professional review application. Successful candidates pass a written assessment and an interview demonstrating strategic leadership and competence. Once awarded, you commit to ongoing continuing professional development to maintain membership.

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