Educator Resources

At ARRT, we know that educators want to help their students succeed in the profession. That includes helping students obtain ARRT certification and registration. 

To do so, educators must always have access to the most up-to-date information from ARRT. Use the links below to view and download PDFs, handbooks, governing documents, and other materials that will help you help your students.  

If you’re a program director, log into our Program Directors' website to get information on program requirements, completion verification, reports, and statistics. You’ll also find an overview of the online application process for both you and your students, and instructions for approving or rejecting students' ARRT account requests. 

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Applications

Primary Eligibility Pathway
Your students will apply for an ARRT credential online. The application process is easy—as program director, you need to complete just three steps

You'll find more details on our Program Directors website. Log in to: 

  • Get an overview of the online application process, including the steps you and your students must follow 
  • Access instructions to share with students for setting up an ARRT account 
  • Approve or reject students' online account requests 

Postprimary Eligibility Pathway
Individuals pursuing credentials using the postprimary eligibility pathway will access the application through their online accounts. 

R.R.A.
R.T.s can access the R.R.A. application through their ARRT online account, under the Resources tab. For additional information, view the R.R.A. application instruction packet (which contains the CR-1 form and the CR-2 forms). 


Videos

Visit our video library and watch videos on a range of topics, including certification and registration, applying with ARRT, ethics, examination, and more.

Educator Update

We publish a biannual newsletter for educators. We'll send you an email with a link to access it. You can view previous articles at any time: