What is the significance of the Certified Relocation Professional (CRP®) designation?

The Worldwide ERC® Certified Relocation Professional (CRP®) designation is the only credential dedicated to identifying professionals that demonstrate a broad understanding of managing employee mobility within the United States. Candidates achieve the designation by studying a defined body of knowledge and passing a comprehensive examination that assesses their mastery of the skills required to be considered a Certified Relocation Professional. Continuing education requirements ensure that CRP® designees’ skills evolve and
grow as the industry continues to change. The body of knowledge and the examination are updated by the Worldwide ERC® Certification Review Board, which is comprised of recognized industry professionals representing an extensive variety of expertise in human resources, corporate relocation policy, relocation appraising, residential real estate, and tax and legal issues.

Meazure Learning — a full-service certification and licensure testing company — works with Worldwide ERC® and the Certification Review Board to aid in the development, validation and administration of the CRP® examination.

Purposes of the CRP® Certification Program

• The purposes of the Worldwide ERC® certification program are:
• To establish a common and universal understanding of the field of employee relocation.
• To recognize individuals who master the skills needed to be a professional in the field of U.S.
  employee relocation.
• To raise the professionalism of those involved in relocation.
• To encourage continuing education for professional development.
• To encourage self-development by offering guidelines for achievement in the relocation profession.
• To identify and award special recognition to those persons who have demonstrated a
  comprehensive knowledge of the principles and practices of relocation, related disciplines, and laws governing and affecting relocation.