

Core Courses
All 10 are required for the TPO designation. Complete them at your own pace.
CoreIntroduction to Professional Organizing
What the profession looks like, how POC structures it, and what clients expect.
CoreEthical Standards for POC Members
The POC Code of Ethics, confidentiality, and navigating conflicts of interest.
CoreSafety Practices for Professional Organizers
Ergonomics, hazardous materials protocols, and on-site safety habits.
CoreBusiness Practices and Boundaries
Pricing models, contracts, and the professional limits that protect everyone.
CoreOrganizing Tools and Strategies
The systems, products, and approaches that professional organizers rely on.
CoreFinances for Professional Organizers
Invoicing, taxes, and building a sustainable financial foundation for your business.
CoreThe Assessment
Evaluate a space, surface client goals, and build a project plan for success.
CoreIntroduction to Chronic Disorganization
Recognize clients whose challenges run deeper — the psychological and environmental factors.
CoreResidential Organizing
Kitchens, closets, bedrooms, paper systems, downsizing — the full residential experience.
CoreMarketing Your Organizing Business
Build your client pipeline through referrals, social media, and sustainable positioning.
Elective Courses
Choose any 2 to complete your TPO pathway.
ElectiveOrganizing With Older Adults
Life transitions, downsizing, and approaches adapted to senior clients.
ElectiveOffice Organizing
Workspace design, filing systems, and productivity solutions for home and commercial offices.
ElectiveProductivity & Time Management
Help clients reclaim their time with systems that stick — planning, priorities, and habits.
ElectiveIntroduction to Virtual Organizing
Deliver organizing services remotely — tools, workflow, and client management.
ElectiveOrganizing for Families
Mudrooms, kids’ spaces, schedules, and routines — family systems that actually work.
ElectiveDecluttering
Help clients make clear decisions about their possessions and experience real relief.
“Accommodation” refers to any service, equipment, or special arrangement put in place to support learners with a documented disability that affects their ability to function in an academic setting. If you need accommodation for a POC course or the TPO exam, please contact the Director of Education at dir-education@organizersincanada.com as soon as possible with your accommodation request.
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