California AB759 regulates the use of the title "architect-in-training" for individuals pursuing architectural licensure.

California AB759 amends the Business and Professions Code to establish rules for using the title "architect-in-training." To qualify, applicants must pass at least one division of the architectural exam and be supervised by a licensed architect. The title can be used for up to four years, with the option to reapply if the exam is passed again within four years. The board can charge a fee for evaluating eligibility. Supervised architects may face disciplinary actions for violations by trainees. The title cannot be used independently to offer architectural services.

California AB759 regulates the use of the title "architect-in-training" for individuals pursuing architectural licensure.

California AB759 amends the Business and Professions Code to establish rules for using the title "architect-in-training." To qualify, applicants must pass at least one division of the architectural exam and be supervised by a licensed architect. The title can be used for up to four years, with the option to reapply if the exam is passed again within four years. The board can charge a fee for evaluating eligibility. Supervised architects may face disciplinary actions for violations by trainees. The title cannot be used independently to offer architectural services.