Fellow of the ARA (FARA)
FARA is the highest level of professional recognition offered by the ARA.
Application criteria
- A current CV
- 6 competency forms, each of a maximum of 1500 words, at a minimum of attainment levels 4-5
- Minimum of 3 competencies at level 5
- Competencies from a minimum of two areas
- A contribution to the profession statement (a maximum of 750 words)
- A professional development statement (a maximum of 750 words)
Candidates must be a Registered Member of the ARA and have completed at least one CPD Review. The ARA recommends that candidates hold a minimum of nine years work experience following their qualification as a Registered Member of the ARA.
There are two assessment cycles each year. The closing dates for Fellowship applications are 31st May and 30th November.
Fellow of the ARA
Fellow of the ARA (FARA)
FARA is the highest level of professional recognition offered by the ARA.
Application criteria
- A current CV
- 6 competency forms, each of a maximum of 1500 words, at a minimum of attainment levels 4-5
- Minimum of 3 competencies at level 5
- Competencies from a minimum of two areas
- A contribution to the profession statement (a maximum of 750 words)
- A professional development statement (a maximum of 750 words)
Candidates must be a Registered Member of the ARA and have completed at least one CPD Review. The ARA recommends that candidates hold a minimum of nine years work experience following their qualification as a Registered Member of the ARA.
There are two assessment cycles each year. The closing dates for Fellowship applications are 31st May and 30th November.