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| Nov 07 – Nov 07 | Certified Renovator Refresher Training Course (4-Credit Hours) | St. Paul, MN | Day |
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$159.00 | Add to Cart |
Don’t miss your EPA lead-safe certification renewal and lose your EPA Certified Renovator status. Secure your seat and enroll today! Attention all Minnesota contractors and remodelers who became an EPA Certified Renovator in year 2010 or earlier. That certification will expire after 5 years. You must complete this new 4-Hour EPA Certified Renovator Refresher Training Course in order to maintain your Certified Renovator status. Brightwood offers this EPA-approved 4-hour refresher course that will add an additional 5 years to your Certified Renovator status. This new course satisfies all the refresher requirements and includes a hands-on training session on testing for lead and cleaning verification. At the end of this course, you will receive an EPA certification showing your successful completion of the course, including photo ID. Remember that the EPA is finding and fining uncertified contractors for not being certified or for not following the RRP rules and procedures. The fines are up to $37,500 per occurrence per day. Don’t take a chance—take this fast-paced hands-on course and renew your EPA lead-safe certification. Topics include:
NOTICE: Students seeking EPA recertification are required to provide their initial individual (not firm) certified renovator certificate prior to this class. As a requirement of the EPA, the training provider must collect a copy of each student’s prior course completion certificate (i.e., the initial 8 Hour Lead course certificate with the photo identification) prior to the student taking the 4 Hour Refresher Course. In order to receive EPA credit for the 4 Hour Refresher course, you must provide a copy of your initial individual (not firm) certificate prior to the class start. There are three ways to provide your initial certificate:
If you have any questions regarding this matter, please contact our Customer Service Department during regular business hours at 888.523.1020. EPA accreditation to Virginia College, LLC DBA Brightwood Career Institute for the purpose of certification under section 402 of TSCA for the renovator - refresher discipline.
This course has been approved by the Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry for 4 hours for continuing contractor education.
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| Nov 07 – Nov 07 | Accessibility, Certifications, and Energy Improvements (Includes Energy) Class (3-Credit Hours) | St. Paul, MN | Day |
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$39.00 | Add to Cart |
In this course, you will learn more about Minnesota making the contractor registration program permanent, as well as the details of this program. You’ll also explore universal design and how contractors can achieve new certifications, which are part of this rapidly growing market. In addition, you will review eight energy-related sales opportunities and receive an hour of energy focusing on an energy-conscious remodel. This course has been approved by the Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry for 3 hours for continuing contractor education. Topics include:
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| Nov 14 – Nov 14 | The Twenty Most Cost-Effective Home Improvements Class (3.75-Credit Hours) | St. Paul, MN | Day |
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$49.00 | Add to Cart |
Here are 20 cost-effective home improvements that add value and enjoyment for every homeowner.
Home owners are constantly asking “what home improvements should I do to add value to my house.” In this information packed course, you will learn what home improvements give the best and most immediate return on investment, and which ones will add value over time. We’ll examine energy efficient appliances and through calculations, determine if upgrading to higher efficiency makes sense. You will also learn the difference between a properly maintained property and an updated property through understanding basic home inspection standards. This course has been approved by the Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry for 3.75 hours for contractor continuing education. Topics include:
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| Nov 30 – Nov 30 | Good, Better, Best: When Quality, Price, and Value All Matter Class (7.5-Credit Hours) | St. Paul, MN | Day |
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$98.00 | Add to Cart |
Finally, a course that tells you everything you need to know about legitimate value that matters in today's rigorous appraisal world. Calling all real estate agents, contractors, builders, and appraisers: prepare to be guided through the covert back alleys of home valuation, looking at products and features through the lens of an appraiser, contractor/builder, AND real estate professional. You’ll learn the universal language used by appraisers—providing you knowledge that pays when advising clients on everything from product selection to an appropriate offer on a property, or on identifying an appropriate listing price for a property. You’ll acquire an insider’s view of how value is defined and assigned by the appraiser. Also, you’ll understand the consumer criteria of price, longevity, performance, aesthetics, and resale value for a variety of property elements. Learn what does and does not have monetary value in an appraiser’s eyes, getting a snapshot of the essential tools and assessment methods used to establish the ultimate value of a property. You’ll also learn how to help your clients identify poor quality in spite of acceptable appearance. Find out what the most surprising low-cost, high-value materials are, what type of siding lasts the longest, and which foundation type will save homeowners the most money in the long run. Learn about the real differences in construction quality, and what has monetary value in addition to aesthetic value. Learn how to translate otherwise confusing terms and definitions into useful information you can communicate to your clients. Whether your interest is in existing property, new construction, or proposed renovations, you’ll pick up essential information to increase your professional competence. This course has been approved by the Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry for 7.5 hours for contractor continuing education. This course has been approved by the Minnesota Commissioner of Commerce for 7.5 hours of real estate continuing education. This course has been approved by the Minnesota Commissioner of Commerce for 7.5 hours of appraisal continuing education. Topics Include:
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| Dec 03 – Dec 03 | The Tiny House: Is it a Phase or Craze? Class (3.75-Credit Hours) | St. Paul, MN | Day |
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$49.00 | Add to Cart |
What’s all the hype about? Witness this emerging market segment as you learn about the new world of tiny house living. In The Tiny House: Is it a Phase or Craze?, you’ll learn the origin of the tiny house, different types of tiny houses, the structural elements, costs and considerations, valuation of property, and when a tiny house is considered real property. We’ll also identify financing options specific to the tiny house and introduce you to tiny house communities developing across the country. The tiny house is a reflection of expressed values by a growing number of buyers today: simple living in natural surroundings and smaller more-efficient living spaces. This course will reveal a client group whose needs may be unclear, until now. This course will prepare you to be knowledgeable of the construction and informed about market needs as well as provide you with options to discuss with your clients who are seeking this type of real estate. This course has been approved by the Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry for 3.75 hours for continuing contractor education. Topics include:
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| Dec 14 – Dec 14 | The Weird, Wild, and Wonderful World of Real Estate Class (7.5-Credit Hours) | Bloomington, MN | Day |
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$98.00 | Add to Cart |
Join us for a journey through some of the weird, wild, and wonderful real estate trends in the industry today. We will examine your clients’ interests reflected in emerging trends, including design and product selection. You will see some non-traditional shelters and learn about a variety of the unusual products used as building materials, including recycled and reused products, and the potential and surprising hazards associated with them. Next, you will take a walk on the wild side, exploring some new trends in living arrangements and how Mother Nature can affect real estate. This course teaches you how to recognize potential dangers, as well as what to do if a property has sustained damage from forces such as wind, water, and pest infestation. You will leave this class with an understanding of how weird and wild industry trends affect the real estate market and your clients’ preferences. Finally, you will learn about some wonderful new alternatives that will help you work with today’s clients like never before! This course has been approved by the Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry for 7.5 hours for contractor continuing education. Topics Include:
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| Dec 17 – Dec 17 | Tour d' Real Estate: What Homeowners Want (7.5-Credit Hours) | St. Paul, MN | Day |
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$98.00 | Add to Cart |
Congratulations! We have survived the recent economic crisis and many indicators show that the housing market has rebounded and continues to grow. So what has changed in the last ten years in terms of the house and its components? What are homeowners expecting when building or remodeling a property? This class will help both real estate agents and contractors achieve business success by understanding how the physical house has changed and what their clients are looking for when making housing decisions. This course has been approved by the Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry for 7.5 hours for contractor continuing education. Topics include:
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| Jan 03 – Jan 03 | Certified Renovator Refresher Training Course (4-Credit Hours) | St. Paul, MN | Day |
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$159.00 | Add to Cart |
Don’t miss your EPA lead-safe certification renewal and lose your EPA Certified Renovator status. Secure your seat and enroll today! Attention all Minnesota contractors and remodelers who became an EPA Certified Renovator in year 2010 or earlier. That certification will expire after 5 years. You must complete this new 4-Hour EPA Certified Renovator Refresher Training Course in order to maintain your Certified Renovator status. Brightwood offers this EPA-approved 4-hour refresher course that will add an additional 5 years to your Certified Renovator status. This new course satisfies all the refresher requirements and includes a hands-on training session on testing for lead and cleaning verification. At the end of this course, you will receive an EPA certification showing your successful completion of the course, including photo ID. Remember that the EPA is finding and fining uncertified contractors for not being certified or for not following the RRP rules and procedures. The fines are up to $37,500 per occurrence per day. Don’t take a chance—take this fast-paced hands-on course and renew your EPA lead-safe certification. Topics include:
NOTICE: Students seeking EPA recertification are required to provide their initial individual (not firm) certified renovator certificate prior to this class. As a requirement of the EPA, the training provider must collect a copy of each student’s prior course completion certificate (i.e., the initial 8 Hour Lead course certificate with the photo identification) prior to the student taking the 4 Hour Refresher Course. In order to receive EPA credit for the 4 Hour Refresher course, you must provide a copy of your initial individual (not firm) certificate prior to the class start. There are three ways to provide your initial certificate:
If you have any questions regarding this matter, please contact our Customer Service Department during regular business hours at 888.523.1020. EPA accreditation to Virginia College, LLC DBA Brightwood Career Institute for the purpose of certification under section 402 of TSCA for the renovator - refresher discipline.
This course has been approved by the Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry for 4 hours for continuing contractor education.
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| Jan 03 – Jan 03 | Accessibility, Certifications, and Energy Improvements (Includes Energy) Class (3-Credit Hours) | St. Paul, MN | Day |
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$39.00 | Add to Cart |
In this course, you will learn more about Minnesota making the contractor registration program permanent, as well as the details of this program. You’ll also explore universal design and how contractors can achieve new certifications, which are part of this rapidly growing market. In addition, you will review eight energy-related sales opportunities and receive an hour of energy focusing on an energy-conscious remodel. This course has been approved by the Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry for 3 hours for continuing contractor education. Topics include:
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| Jan 24 – Jan 24 | Good, Better, Best: When Quality, Price, and Value All Matter Class (7.5-Credit Hours) | Bloomington, MN | Day |
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$98.00 | Add to Cart |
Finally, a course that tells you everything you need to know about legitimate value that matters in today's rigorous appraisal world. Calling all real estate agents, contractors, builders, and appraisers: prepare to be guided through the covert back alleys of home valuation, looking at products and features through the lens of an appraiser, contractor/builder, AND real estate professional. You’ll learn the universal language used by appraisers—providing you knowledge that pays when advising clients on everything from product selection to an appropriate offer on a property, or on identifying an appropriate listing price for a property. You’ll acquire an insider’s view of how value is defined and assigned by the appraiser. Also, you’ll understand the consumer criteria of price, longevity, performance, aesthetics, and resale value for a variety of property elements. Learn what does and does not have monetary value in an appraiser’s eyes, getting a snapshot of the essential tools and assessment methods used to establish the ultimate value of a property. You’ll also learn how to help your clients identify poor quality in spite of acceptable appearance. Find out what the most surprising low-cost, high-value materials are, what type of siding lasts the longest, and which foundation type will save homeowners the most money in the long run. Learn about the real differences in construction quality, and what has monetary value in addition to aesthetic value. Learn how to translate otherwise confusing terms and definitions into useful information you can communicate to your clients. Whether your interest is in existing property, new construction, or proposed renovations, you’ll pick up essential information to increase your professional competence. This course has been approved by the Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry for 7.5 hours for contractor continuing education. This course has been approved by the Minnesota Commissioner of Commerce for 7.5 hours of real estate continuing education. This course has been approved by the Minnesota Commissioner of Commerce for 7.5 hours of appraisal continuing education. Topics Include:
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| Feb 05 – Feb 05 | Certified Renovator Refresher Training Course (4-Credit Hours) | Bloomington, MN | Day |
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$159.00 | Add to Cart |
Don’t miss your EPA lead-safe certification renewal and lose your EPA Certified Renovator status. Secure your seat and enroll today! Attention all Minnesota contractors and remodelers who became an EPA Certified Renovator in year 2010 or earlier. That certification will expire after 5 years. You must complete this new 4-Hour EPA Certified Renovator Refresher Training Course in order to maintain your Certified Renovator status. Brightwood offers this EPA-approved 4-hour refresher course that will add an additional 5 years to your Certified Renovator status. This new course satisfies all the refresher requirements and includes a hands-on training session on testing for lead and cleaning verification. At the end of this course, you will receive an EPA certification showing your successful completion of the course, including photo ID. Remember that the EPA is finding and fining uncertified contractors for not being certified or for not following the RRP rules and procedures. The fines are up to $37,500 per occurrence per day. Don’t take a chance—take this fast-paced hands-on course and renew your EPA lead-safe certification. Topics include:
NOTICE: Students seeking EPA recertification are required to provide their initial individual (not firm) certified renovator certificate prior to this class. As a requirement of the EPA, the training provider must collect a copy of each student’s prior course completion certificate (i.e., the initial 8 Hour Lead course certificate with the photo identification) prior to the student taking the 4 Hour Refresher Course. In order to receive EPA credit for the 4 Hour Refresher course, you must provide a copy of your initial individual (not firm) certificate prior to the class start. There are three ways to provide your initial certificate:
If you have any questions regarding this matter, please contact our Customer Service Department during regular business hours at 888.523.1020. EPA accreditation to Virginia College, LLC DBA Brightwood Career Institute for the purpose of certification under section 402 of TSCA for the renovator - refresher discipline.
This course has been approved by the Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry for 4 hours for continuing contractor education.
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| Feb 05 – Feb 05 | Accessibility, Certifications, and Energy Improvements (Includes Energy) Class (3-Credit Hours) | Bloomington, MN | Day |
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$39.00 | Add to Cart |
In this course, you will learn more about Minnesota making the contractor registration program permanent, as well as the details of this program. You’ll also explore universal design and how contractors can achieve new certifications, which are part of this rapidly growing market. In addition, you will review eight energy-related sales opportunities and receive an hour of energy focusing on an energy-conscious remodel. This course has been approved by the Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry for 3 hours for continuing contractor education. Topics include:
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| Feb 07 – Feb 07 | The Weird, Wild, and Wonderful World of Real Estate Class (7.5-Credit Hours) | St. Paul, MN | Day |
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$98.00 | Add to Cart |
Join us for a journey through some of the weird, wild, and wonderful real estate trends in the industry today. We will examine your clients’ interests reflected in emerging trends, including design and product selection. You will see some non-traditional shelters and learn about a variety of the unusual products used as building materials, including recycled and reused products, and the potential and surprising hazards associated with them. Next, you will take a walk on the wild side, exploring some new trends in living arrangements and how Mother Nature can affect real estate. This course teaches you how to recognize potential dangers, as well as what to do if a property has sustained damage from forces such as wind, water, and pest infestation. You will leave this class with an understanding of how weird and wild industry trends affect the real estate market and your clients’ preferences. Finally, you will learn about some wonderful new alternatives that will help you work with today’s clients like never before! This course has been approved by the Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry for 7.5 hours for contractor continuing education. Topics Include:
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| Feb 27 – Feb 27 | The Twenty Most Cost-Effective Home Improvements Class (3.75-Credit Hours) | St. Paul, MN | Day |
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$49.00 | Add to Cart |
Here are 20 cost-effective home improvements that add value and enjoyment for every homeowner.
Home owners are constantly asking “what home improvements should I do to add value to my house.” In this information packed course, you will learn what home improvements give the best and most immediate return on investment, and which ones will add value over time. We’ll examine energy efficient appliances and through calculations, determine if upgrading to higher efficiency makes sense. You will also learn the difference between a properly maintained property and an updated property through understanding basic home inspection standards. This course has been approved by the Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry for 3.75 hours for contractor continuing education. Topics include:
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| Mar 18 – Mar 18 | Certified Renovator Refresher Training Course (4-Credit Hours) | St. Paul, MN | Day |
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$159.00 | Add to Cart |
Don’t miss your EPA lead-safe certification renewal and lose your EPA Certified Renovator status. Secure your seat and enroll today! Attention all Minnesota contractors and remodelers who became an EPA Certified Renovator in year 2010 or earlier. That certification will expire after 5 years. You must complete this new 4-Hour EPA Certified Renovator Refresher Training Course in order to maintain your Certified Renovator status. Brightwood offers this EPA-approved 4-hour refresher course that will add an additional 5 years to your Certified Renovator status. This new course satisfies all the refresher requirements and includes a hands-on training session on testing for lead and cleaning verification. At the end of this course, you will receive an EPA certification showing your successful completion of the course, including photo ID. Remember that the EPA is finding and fining uncertified contractors for not being certified or for not following the RRP rules and procedures. The fines are up to $37,500 per occurrence per day. Don’t take a chance—take this fast-paced hands-on course and renew your EPA lead-safe certification. Topics include:
NOTICE: Students seeking EPA recertification are required to provide their initial individual (not firm) certified renovator certificate prior to this class. As a requirement of the EPA, the training provider must collect a copy of each student’s prior course completion certificate (i.e., the initial 8 Hour Lead course certificate with the photo identification) prior to the student taking the 4 Hour Refresher Course. In order to receive EPA credit for the 4 Hour Refresher course, you must provide a copy of your initial individual (not firm) certificate prior to the class start. There are three ways to provide your initial certificate:
If you have any questions regarding this matter, please contact our Customer Service Department during regular business hours at 888.523.1020. EPA accreditation to Virginia College, LLC DBA Brightwood Career Institute for the purpose of certification under section 402 of TSCA for the renovator - refresher discipline.
This course has been approved by the Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry for 4 hours for continuing contractor education.
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| Mar 18 – Mar 18 | Accessibility, Certifications, and Energy Improvements (Includes Energy) Class (3-Credit Hours) | St. Paul, MN | Day |
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$39.00 | Add to Cart |
In this course, you will learn more about Minnesota making the contractor registration program permanent, as well as the details of this program. You’ll also explore universal design and how contractors can achieve new certifications, which are part of this rapidly growing market. In addition, you will review eight energy-related sales opportunities and receive an hour of energy focusing on an energy-conscious remodel. This course has been approved by the Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry for 3 hours for continuing contractor education. Topics include:
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| Mar 23 – Mar 23 | The Tiny House: Is it a Phase or Craze? Class (3.75-Credit Hours) | St. Paul, MN | Weekend |
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$49.00 | Add to Cart |
What’s all the hype about? Witness this emerging market segment as you learn about the new world of tiny house living. In The Tiny House: Is it a Phase or Craze?, you’ll learn the origin of the tiny house, different types of tiny houses, the structural elements, costs and considerations, valuation of property, and when a tiny house is considered real property. We’ll also identify financing options specific to the tiny house and introduce you to tiny house communities developing across the country. The tiny house is a reflection of expressed values by a growing number of buyers today: simple living in natural surroundings and smaller more-efficient living spaces. This course will reveal a client group whose needs may be unclear, until now. This course will prepare you to be knowledgeable of the construction and informed about market needs as well as provide you with options to discuss with your clients who are seeking this type of real estate. This course has been approved by the Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry for 3.75 hours for continuing contractor education. Topics include:
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| Mar 29 – Mar 29 | Tour d' Real Estate: What Homeowners Want (7.5-Credit Hours) | St. Paul, MN | Day |
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$98.00 | Add to Cart |
Congratulations! We have survived the recent economic crisis and many indicators show that the housing market has rebounded and continues to grow. So what has changed in the last ten years in terms of the house and its components? What are homeowners expecting when building or remodeling a property? This class will help both real estate agents and contractors achieve business success by understanding how the physical house has changed and what their clients are looking for when making housing decisions. This course has been approved by the Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry for 7.5 hours for contractor continuing education. Topics include:
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| May 10 – May 10 | Certified Renovator Refresher Training Course (4-Credit Hours) | St. Paul, MN | Day |
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$159.00 | Add to Cart |
Don’t miss your EPA lead-safe certification renewal and lose your EPA Certified Renovator status. Secure your seat and enroll today! Attention all Minnesota contractors and remodelers who became an EPA Certified Renovator in year 2010 or earlier. That certification will expire after 5 years. You must complete this new 4-Hour EPA Certified Renovator Refresher Training Course in order to maintain your Certified Renovator status. Brightwood offers this EPA-approved 4-hour refresher course that will add an additional 5 years to your Certified Renovator status. This new course satisfies all the refresher requirements and includes a hands-on training session on testing for lead and cleaning verification. At the end of this course, you will receive an EPA certification showing your successful completion of the course, including photo ID. Remember that the EPA is finding and fining uncertified contractors for not being certified or for not following the RRP rules and procedures. The fines are up to $37,500 per occurrence per day. Don’t take a chance—take this fast-paced hands-on course and renew your EPA lead-safe certification. Topics include:
NOTICE: Students seeking EPA recertification are required to provide their initial individual (not firm) certified renovator certificate prior to this class. As a requirement of the EPA, the training provider must collect a copy of each student’s prior course completion certificate (i.e., the initial 8 Hour Lead course certificate with the photo identification) prior to the student taking the 4 Hour Refresher Course. In order to receive EPA credit for the 4 Hour Refresher course, you must provide a copy of your initial individual (not firm) certificate prior to the class start. There are three ways to provide your initial certificate:
If you have any questions regarding this matter, please contact our Customer Service Department during regular business hours at 888.523.1020. EPA accreditation to Virginia College, LLC DBA Brightwood Career Institute for the purpose of certification under section 402 of TSCA for the renovator - refresher discipline.
This course has been approved by the Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry for 4 hours for continuing contractor education.
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| May 10 – May 10 | Accessibility, Certifications, and Energy Improvements (Includes Energy) Class (3-Credit Hours) | St. Paul, MN | Day |
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$39.00 | Add to Cart |
In this course, you will learn more about Minnesota making the contractor registration program permanent, as well as the details of this program. You’ll also explore universal design and how contractors can achieve new certifications, which are part of this rapidly growing market. In addition, you will review eight energy-related sales opportunities and receive an hour of energy focusing on an energy-conscious remodel. This course has been approved by the Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry for 3 hours for continuing contractor education. Topics include:
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| Jul 16 – Jul 16 | Certified Renovator Refresher Training Course (4-Credit Hours) | Bloomington, MN | Day |
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$159.00 | Add to Cart |
Don’t miss your EPA lead-safe certification renewal and lose your EPA Certified Renovator status. Secure your seat and enroll today! Attention all Minnesota contractors and remodelers who became an EPA Certified Renovator in year 2010 or earlier. That certification will expire after 5 years. You must complete this new 4-Hour EPA Certified Renovator Refresher Training Course in order to maintain your Certified Renovator status. Brightwood offers this EPA-approved 4-hour refresher course that will add an additional 5 years to your Certified Renovator status. This new course satisfies all the refresher requirements and includes a hands-on training session on testing for lead and cleaning verification. At the end of this course, you will receive an EPA certification showing your successful completion of the course, including photo ID. Remember that the EPA is finding and fining uncertified contractors for not being certified or for not following the RRP rules and procedures. The fines are up to $37,500 per occurrence per day. Don’t take a chance—take this fast-paced hands-on course and renew your EPA lead-safe certification. Topics include:
NOTICE: Students seeking EPA recertification are required to provide their initial individual (not firm) certified renovator certificate prior to this class. As a requirement of the EPA, the training provider must collect a copy of each student’s prior course completion certificate (i.e., the initial 8 Hour Lead course certificate with the photo identification) prior to the student taking the 4 Hour Refresher Course. In order to receive EPA credit for the 4 Hour Refresher course, you must provide a copy of your initial individual (not firm) certificate prior to the class start. There are three ways to provide your initial certificate:
If you have any questions regarding this matter, please contact our Customer Service Department during regular business hours at 888.523.1020. EPA accreditation to Virginia College, LLC DBA Brightwood Career Institute for the purpose of certification under section 402 of TSCA for the renovator - refresher discipline.
This course has been approved by the Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry for 4 hours for continuing contractor education.
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| Jul 16 – Jul 16 | Accessibility, Certifications, and Energy Improvements (Includes Energy) Class (3-Credit Hours) | Bloomington, MN | Day |
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$39.00 | Add to Cart |
In this course, you will learn more about Minnesota making the contractor registration program permanent, as well as the details of this program. You’ll also explore universal design and how contractors can achieve new certifications, which are part of this rapidly growing market. In addition, you will review eight energy-related sales opportunities and receive an hour of energy focusing on an energy-conscious remodel. This course has been approved by the Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry for 3 hours for continuing contractor education. Topics include:
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| Sep 06 – Sep 06 | Certified Renovator Refresher Training Course (4-Credit Hours) | St. Paul, MN | Day |
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$159.00 | Add to Cart |
Don’t miss your EPA lead-safe certification renewal and lose your EPA Certified Renovator status. Secure your seat and enroll today! Attention all Minnesota contractors and remodelers who became an EPA Certified Renovator in year 2010 or earlier. That certification will expire after 5 years. You must complete this new 4-Hour EPA Certified Renovator Refresher Training Course in order to maintain your Certified Renovator status. Brightwood offers this EPA-approved 4-hour refresher course that will add an additional 5 years to your Certified Renovator status. This new course satisfies all the refresher requirements and includes a hands-on training session on testing for lead and cleaning verification. At the end of this course, you will receive an EPA certification showing your successful completion of the course, including photo ID. Remember that the EPA is finding and fining uncertified contractors for not being certified or for not following the RRP rules and procedures. The fines are up to $37,500 per occurrence per day. Don’t take a chance—take this fast-paced hands-on course and renew your EPA lead-safe certification. Topics include:
NOTICE: Students seeking EPA recertification are required to provide their initial individual (not firm) certified renovator certificate prior to this class. As a requirement of the EPA, the training provider must collect a copy of each student’s prior course completion certificate (i.e., the initial 8 Hour Lead course certificate with the photo identification) prior to the student taking the 4 Hour Refresher Course. In order to receive EPA credit for the 4 Hour Refresher course, you must provide a copy of your initial individual (not firm) certificate prior to the class start. There are three ways to provide your initial certificate:
If you have any questions regarding this matter, please contact our Customer Service Department during regular business hours at 888.523.1020. EPA accreditation to Virginia College, LLC DBA Brightwood Career Institute for the purpose of certification under section 402 of TSCA for the renovator - refresher discipline.
This course has been approved by the Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry for 4 hours for continuing contractor education.
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| Sep 06 – Sep 06 | Accessibility, Certifications, and Energy Improvements (Includes Energy) Class (3-Credit Hours) | St. Paul, MN | Day |
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$39.00 | Add to Cart |
In this course, you will learn more about Minnesota making the contractor registration program permanent, as well as the details of this program. You’ll also explore universal design and how contractors can achieve new certifications, which are part of this rapidly growing market. In addition, you will review eight energy-related sales opportunities and receive an hour of energy focusing on an energy-conscious remodel. This course has been approved by the Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry for 3 hours for continuing contractor education. Topics include:
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| Nov 05 – Nov 05 | Certified Renovator Refresher Training Course (4-Credit Hours) | St. Paul, MN | Day |
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$159.00 | Add to Cart |
Don’t miss your EPA lead-safe certification renewal and lose your EPA Certified Renovator status. Secure your seat and enroll today! Attention all Minnesota contractors and remodelers who became an EPA Certified Renovator in year 2010 or earlier. That certification will expire after 5 years. You must complete this new 4-Hour EPA Certified Renovator Refresher Training Course in order to maintain your Certified Renovator status. Brightwood offers this EPA-approved 4-hour refresher course that will add an additional 5 years to your Certified Renovator status. This new course satisfies all the refresher requirements and includes a hands-on training session on testing for lead and cleaning verification. At the end of this course, you will receive an EPA certification showing your successful completion of the course, including photo ID. Remember that the EPA is finding and fining uncertified contractors for not being certified or for not following the RRP rules and procedures. The fines are up to $37,500 per occurrence per day. Don’t take a chance—take this fast-paced hands-on course and renew your EPA lead-safe certification. Topics include:
NOTICE: Students seeking EPA recertification are required to provide their initial individual (not firm) certified renovator certificate prior to this class. As a requirement of the EPA, the training provider must collect a copy of each student’s prior course completion certificate (i.e., the initial 8 Hour Lead course certificate with the photo identification) prior to the student taking the 4 Hour Refresher Course. In order to receive EPA credit for the 4 Hour Refresher course, you must provide a copy of your initial individual (not firm) certificate prior to the class start. There are three ways to provide your initial certificate:
If you have any questions regarding this matter, please contact our Customer Service Department during regular business hours at 888.523.1020. EPA accreditation to Virginia College, LLC DBA Brightwood Career Institute for the purpose of certification under section 402 of TSCA for the renovator - refresher discipline.
This course has been approved by the Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry for 4 hours for continuing contractor education.
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| Nov 05 – Nov 05 | Accessibility, Certifications, and Energy Improvements (Includes Energy) Class (3-Credit Hours) | St. Paul, MN | Day |
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$39.00 | Add to Cart |
In this course, you will learn more about Minnesota making the contractor registration program permanent, as well as the details of this program. You’ll also explore universal design and how contractors can achieve new certifications, which are part of this rapidly growing market. In addition, you will review eight energy-related sales opportunities and receive an hour of energy focusing on an energy-conscious remodel. This course has been approved by the Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry for 3 hours for continuing contractor education. Topics include:
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