The 300-Level is open to anyone with an interest in the subject matter. Attainment of Accredited Professional (AP) status will be required prior to consideration for Certified Professional (CP) status. Accredited Professionals are encouraged to attend regardless of their intent to pursue CP status. The Level 300 courses provide training on topics including, but not limited to piping and design standards; friction calculations; commercial installation planning and construction; pumps and controls; sanitation; water issues and ecology and practical application in constructing a rainwater catchment system.

300-Level programs may be in several forms - ARCSA-provided classroom presentations or webinars, or also ARCSA-endorsed presentations from other professional presentations deemed appropriate for our curriculum. One of the sources of 300-Level hours are instructional webinars available on the ARCSA website at the ARCSA Store.

To be clear, any workshop may be attended by anyone without prerequisites.

One of the requirements for designation as an ARCSA Certified Professional is attendance at an ARCSA-approved Design and Construction (DCW) workshop. These workshops will deliver exposure to many of the practical skills and hands-on experience needed to complement the classroom instruction and examination that are also required for ultimate designation as an ARCSA Certified Professional. If you've attended the week-long Junction, Texas workshop held in August, 2010, you have satisfied the DCW requirements. Attendance at a two-day DCW course is also worth six hours toward the 48-hour requirement to become a Certified Professional. To be clear, any workshop may be attended by anyone without prerequisites.

Click here for the 300-Level Design & Construction workshop course outline.

Click here for the Event Calendar including a complete schedule of workshops.