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- Scheme for Continuing Professional Development (CPD)
- Applying for registration for the first time
- Registering with USA qualifications
- I hold overseas/non-recognised UK qualifications (ARB Prescribed Exams)
- Why Register
- Fees
- Registering with Australian or New Zealand qualifications
- Registering with UK qualifications
- Registering with EU qualifications
- Registering with Irish qualifications
- Registration - The Facts
- Appeals Committee
- Rejoining the Register
- Maintaining registration
- Architects Code: Standards of Conduct and Practice
- Architects Code: FAQs
- Architects Code: Advisory Notes
- Standard 1: Honesty and integrity
- Standard 2: Competence
- Standard 3: Honest promotion of your services
- Standard 4: Management of your business
- Standard 5: Considering the wider impact
- Standard 6: Carrying out your work faithfully and conscientiously
- Standard 7: Trustworthiness and safeguarding clients’ money
- Standard 8: Insurance arrangements
- Standard 9: Maintaining the reputation of architects
- Professional Indemnity Insurance
- Using the title 'architect' within your company name
- Architects setting up their own business for the first time
- Proof of qualification and registration
- What we do to regulate use of the title 'architect'
- Title Protection Toolkit
- Guidance notes
- Criminal Conviction Guidance
- ARB safety and sustainability guidelines for architects
- Sustainability Competence Learning Resources
- Fire and Life Safety Design Learning Resources
- Dealing with a complaint
- Managing conflicts
- Using social media responsibly
- Bankruptcy and liquidation
- CSG Guidance
- Maintaining Competence
- Taking part in protests
- Resigning from the Register
