ACI Launches University and Certificate Program
The American Concrete Institute (ACI) has launched ACI University—a global, online learning resource, providing on-demand access to a wide range of topics on concrete materials, design and construction, appealing to everyone from testing technicians to practicing engineers.
Unveiled at World of Concrete in Las Vegas, ACI University combines all of ACI's online educational offerings in one location and makes them more convenient to access, even on mobile devices. With this immediate access to courses covering ACI's technical documents, preparation for ACI certifications, Webinars on a variety of concrete-related topics and study programs on concrete design requirements, concrete professionals can obtain education from an internationally recognized leader in a more easily accessible manner than ever before.
"ACI has a long history of providing world class learning," said Frances Griffith, chair, ACI educational activities committee. "Continuing in that tradition and leveraging the latest in today’s educational technology, the ACI University is a global, completely online, one-stop shop portal to all of ACI’s online courses—conveniently accessible through desktop and mobile devices."
Courses cover ACI technical documents, preparation for ACI Certification, webinars on a variety of concrete-related topics, and study programs on concrete design requirements. Subjects include concrete fundamentals, adhesive anchor installation, concrete strength testing technician certification training, Webinars on guide to decorative concrete, tolerance compatibility in concrete construction and many more.
In conjunction, ACI is also launching a new Certificate Program. This comprehensive and in-depth program will be available for an individual to review, study and be tested on a variety of topics, resulting in a certificate noting the individual's completion of a variety of single-topic-focused courses from the ACI University. Certificate programs on concrete fundamentals and anchorage to concrete are currently available and additional topics will be added.
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