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1. • • To earn the Lighting Specialist (LS) designation, ALA members must purchase and review the Residential Lighting Training Manual and pass a final exam. Members may choose to do self-study at their own pace, or they may attend a four-day Residential Lighting Training Course offered at least once each year.
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   How do I become an ala lighting specialist?

   • A score of at least 80 percent is needed on the Final Examination of the training manual to become an ALA Lighting Specialist. Exam certification is for ALA members only, non members will not be recognized for the Lighting Specialist. Training manuals may be ordered online or through Nici Juneau at nici@alalighting.com.

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   How do I become a lighting specialist?

   • To earn the Lighting Specialist (LS) designation, ALA members must purchase and review the Residential Lighting Training Manual and pass a final exam. Members may choose to do self-study at their own pace, or they may attend a four-day Residential Lighting Training Course offered at least once each year.

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   What is a Certified lighting consultant (CLC®)?

   • Certified Lighting Consultant (CLC®) is the highest designation offered by the ALA. 1. Become an ALA Lighting Specialist To receive the LS designation, ALA members must purchase and review the Residential Lighting Training Manual and pass a final exam.

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   How do I get a Residential Lighting Certification?

   • Members may choose to do self-study at their own pace, or they may attend a four-day Residential Lighting Training Course offered at least once each year. The manual encompasses every aspect of the residential lighting industry, including industry trends, technology and technical developments.

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   How long does it take to get a Lighting Certification?

   • Offered by the American Lighting Association (ALA), this certification is the highest title awarded by this organization, and requires recertification every two years. Depending on your years of experience, you must complete 0 to 40 hours of credits through ALA or CLC approved training before applying to take the exam.

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   How do I access my alalighting certification?

   • Students who purchased their materials and enrolled in the exam through ALAMembers.com can access their exam under their dashoard. Please contact Nici Juneau at nici@alalighting.com for any questions. RECERTIFICATION: To maintain your certification, you must recertify every two years by earning 4 CEU credit hours through ALA-approved training.

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   To earn the Lighting Specialist (LS) designation, ALA members must purchase and review the Residential Lighting Training Manual and pass a final exam. Members may choose to do self-study at their own pace, or they may attend a four-day Residential Lighting Training Course offered at least once each year.

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   Certified Lighting Consultant (CLC®) is the highest designation offered by the ALA. The four CLC requirements are: 1. Become an ALA Lighting Specialist. To receive the LS designation, ALA members must purchase and review the Residential Lighting Training Manual and pass a final exam.

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   Members must first earn their Lighting Specialist designation, then, complete the required hours of board certification, complete the CLC form and order the CLC blueprint exam, and finally, complete and pass the CLC blueprint exam.

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   Topics range from the basics of lighting to proper lighting design and advanced sales techniques. The ALA's educational program is supported by an array of training materials and training sessions made available to members throughout the year, and training achievements are recognized through the att….

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   Aug 19, 2016 · Lighting Specialist: The term Lighting Specialist (LS) is associated with a more advanced accreditation. To earn the LS designation an individual must purchase and study the Residential Lighting Training Manual from the ALA and then successfully pass a comprehensive examination.

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   The certification corresponds to a specialty within a recognized occupation. For example, Oncology Nurse and Pediatric Nurse are specialties within the nursing field, so Certified Oncology Nurse and Certified Pediatric Nurse would be classified as specialty certifications.

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   Potential specialists must read the Residential Lighting Training Manual and pass the final exam. You may study on your own and contact the ALA for an online exam, or you can take a four-day course followed by the test. Lighting Certification (LC)