NORTH CAROLINA CERTIFIED TURFGRASS
PROFESSIONAL NCCTP PRACTICE EXAM 2026
◉ Stage 1. Answer: Inception 5%
◉ Actively Practice. Answer: Means to practice on an ongoing basis
in one of the categories contemplated in section 18 and includes a
person qualified in Arch. Prof. who is employed by any sphere of
government or education institution.
◉ Registered Person. Answer: Means a person registered under one
of the categories refereed in section 18.
◉ Name 3 functions for which Architectural Profession Act No. 44 of
2000. Answer: Establishment of a juristic person to be known as
SACAP. To provide for the registration of Prof. Candidates and
Specification categories in Architecture Profession. To Provide for
the regulation of relationship between the SACAP and CBE. Provide
matters connected therewith.
◉ Council of Build Environment. Answer: Overarching Council for
Professions practicing in the Built Environment
,◉ Act establish SACAP. Answer: The Architectural Profession Act 44
of 2000
◉ Which legislation body enacted the form of legislation
Architectural Profession Act 44 of 2000. Answer: Parliament
◉ Primary difference between the current legislation governing the
Arch. Prof. and the Architects' Act of 1970?. Answer: Provides for the
registration of Prof. Architects, Senior Arch. Technologists, Arch.
Technologists and Arch. Draughtspersons, where as the previous
legislation had dealt only with Architects
◉ Public. Answer: Entity protected as a primary function of SACAP
◉ Minsiter of Public Works. Answer: Appoints the members of the
Council of SACAP
◉ What is the overriding obligation of a registered person under the
rules of the SACAP Code of Professional Conduct?. Answer: A
registered person is expected act with due skill, competency and
integrity
◉ What is the term used to refer to the person who has control of an
architectural practice?. Answer: The Principal.
,◉ What term may be omitted from the trading name of an
architectural practice?. Answer: 'Professional'
◉ Provide the definition of 'complaint' as provided in the SACAP
rules for investigations and disciplinary tribunal hearings.. Answer:
Any allegation regarding improper conduct by a person registered in
terms of the Act, which comes to the attention of the registrar or the
Council
◉ On receipt of a complaint of improper conduct of a registered
professional, the SACAP Registrar must refer the matter to which
body?. Answer: An investigation committee.
◉ When would it be regarded as a breach of the SACAP Code of
Professional Conduct to sign a building plan or document that has
been prepared by another architectural practice?. Answer: It is
regarded as a breach of the Code if the signatory to a building plan
or document was not the bone fide author ; or such building plan or
document was not prepared under his/her direct supervision
◉ What must one do to ensure compliance with the SACAP Code of
Professional Conduct when receiving remuneration for an
installation used on project on which you are providing a service?.
Answer: Notify the employer or client IN WRITING of such
remuneration.
, ◉ Providing the name and fee for each work stage. Answer: Stage 1:
Inception (5%)
Stage 2: Concept and Viability (15%)
Stage 3: Design Development (20%)
Stage 4.1: Documentation (20%)
Stage 4.2: Procurement (10%)
Stage 5: Construction (27%)
Stage 6: Close-out (3%)
◉ Provide four advantages of the PROCSA Client/Consultant
Professional Service Agreements. Answer: § Allows the architectural
professional to be confident of the business arrangement with the
client.
§ The PROCSA suite represents a consensus agreement composed
and accepted by all of the constituent bodies.
§ Provides for the services broadly required across all six stages of
works.
§ Addresses the obligations and responsibilities of the client and
professionals.
§ Is drafted locally for local and international use.
§ The agreements span various disciplines within the built
environment.
§ The same terms and conditions and the same document format are
used for all the disciplines for ease of understanding.
PROFESSIONAL NCCTP PRACTICE EXAM 2026
◉ Stage 1. Answer: Inception 5%
◉ Actively Practice. Answer: Means to practice on an ongoing basis
in one of the categories contemplated in section 18 and includes a
person qualified in Arch. Prof. who is employed by any sphere of
government or education institution.
◉ Registered Person. Answer: Means a person registered under one
of the categories refereed in section 18.
◉ Name 3 functions for which Architectural Profession Act No. 44 of
2000. Answer: Establishment of a juristic person to be known as
SACAP. To provide for the registration of Prof. Candidates and
Specification categories in Architecture Profession. To Provide for
the regulation of relationship between the SACAP and CBE. Provide
matters connected therewith.
◉ Council of Build Environment. Answer: Overarching Council for
Professions practicing in the Built Environment
,◉ Act establish SACAP. Answer: The Architectural Profession Act 44
of 2000
◉ Which legislation body enacted the form of legislation
Architectural Profession Act 44 of 2000. Answer: Parliament
◉ Primary difference between the current legislation governing the
Arch. Prof. and the Architects' Act of 1970?. Answer: Provides for the
registration of Prof. Architects, Senior Arch. Technologists, Arch.
Technologists and Arch. Draughtspersons, where as the previous
legislation had dealt only with Architects
◉ Public. Answer: Entity protected as a primary function of SACAP
◉ Minsiter of Public Works. Answer: Appoints the members of the
Council of SACAP
◉ What is the overriding obligation of a registered person under the
rules of the SACAP Code of Professional Conduct?. Answer: A
registered person is expected act with due skill, competency and
integrity
◉ What is the term used to refer to the person who has control of an
architectural practice?. Answer: The Principal.
,◉ What term may be omitted from the trading name of an
architectural practice?. Answer: 'Professional'
◉ Provide the definition of 'complaint' as provided in the SACAP
rules for investigations and disciplinary tribunal hearings.. Answer:
Any allegation regarding improper conduct by a person registered in
terms of the Act, which comes to the attention of the registrar or the
Council
◉ On receipt of a complaint of improper conduct of a registered
professional, the SACAP Registrar must refer the matter to which
body?. Answer: An investigation committee.
◉ When would it be regarded as a breach of the SACAP Code of
Professional Conduct to sign a building plan or document that has
been prepared by another architectural practice?. Answer: It is
regarded as a breach of the Code if the signatory to a building plan
or document was not the bone fide author ; or such building plan or
document was not prepared under his/her direct supervision
◉ What must one do to ensure compliance with the SACAP Code of
Professional Conduct when receiving remuneration for an
installation used on project on which you are providing a service?.
Answer: Notify the employer or client IN WRITING of such
remuneration.
, ◉ Providing the name and fee for each work stage. Answer: Stage 1:
Inception (5%)
Stage 2: Concept and Viability (15%)
Stage 3: Design Development (20%)
Stage 4.1: Documentation (20%)
Stage 4.2: Procurement (10%)
Stage 5: Construction (27%)
Stage 6: Close-out (3%)
◉ Provide four advantages of the PROCSA Client/Consultant
Professional Service Agreements. Answer: § Allows the architectural
professional to be confident of the business arrangement with the
client.
§ The PROCSA suite represents a consensus agreement composed
and accepted by all of the constituent bodies.
§ Provides for the services broadly required across all six stages of
works.
§ Addresses the obligations and responsibilities of the client and
professionals.
§ Is drafted locally for local and international use.
§ The agreements span various disciplines within the built
environment.
§ The same terms and conditions and the same document format are
used for all the disciplines for ease of understanding.
