Before you know it, the year will be over! It’s amazing how fast time flies. Especially when you have a December 31 deadline to complete your West Virginia Auctioneer continuing education. Luckily, At Home Prep has a comprehensive CEU course designed to fit into your busy schedule. Enroll today and you could you check your license requirements off your December to-do list in as little as six hours.
@ Home Prep now offers continuing education needed to keep your TABC certification. In Texas, servers and sellers of alcohol are required to complete a continuing education course every two years, with course topics set by the state. The topics include things like the definition of intoxication, the laws specific to intoxicated persons, minors, and proper identification, monitoring customer behavior, and more. After taking the course, servers are required to pass a test. Texas doesn’t require a set number of hours for continuing education, but our course can be completed in about 2 hours.
Individuals who repair, install, or service conditioned air systems or equipment in Georgia are required to be licensed under Georgia law. Whether you have a restricted Class I license or an unrestricted Class II license, you will need to complete four hours of continuing education annually in order to renew your license. The current license period will end on November 30, so there’s no time to waste to get your continuing education hours completed today.
Bloodborne pathogens training is important for any professional that comes into contact with blood or other bodily fluids at work. While this applies to many careers in healthcare, it also applies to professionals who tattoo, apply permanent makeup, and perform body piercings or microblading. Not only is bloodborne pathogens training vital to your personal health and that of your clients, it’s also the information you need to guarantee that your shop is clean and you are using best practices in every way.
Workplace safety is an important part of a healthy, happy, and productive work force, no matter what sort of environment the work is done in. From a heavy industrial setting where workers are in contact with machinery and tools to an office space where workers sit at desks using computers, different tasks require safety procedures and OSHA has specific regulations as well. @ Home Prep understands how difficult it can be for an employer or HR department to manage the training needs of a large staff. Our collection of OSHA and Safety Training courses are designed to be the fastest, easiest, and most cost-effective way to get your team the training they need and remain OSHA compliant.
At Home Prep has been providing electrical education since 1981, and we understand the continuing education an electrician needs in order to maintain certification in California. Whether you are a California employer, trade association, electrical contractor or retailer, it makes practical and financial sense to partner with At Home Prep.
@ Home Prep is pleased to announce the launch of our continuing education programs for Florida Cosmetology. In every renewal period, cosmetologists working in the state of Florida are required to earn 16 hours of continuing education along the course topics outlined by the state. Our program has recently been approved by the Florida Cosmetology Board and is now available online!
Colorado electricians have until September 30 to complete your required Personal Development Units in order to renew licenses. For the renewal period beginning October 1, 2017 and ending September 30, 2020, the requirements will be changing. New laws in Colorado will remove the Continuing Competency exam completely and require all electricians to earn 24 PDUs every renewal period (three years).
Through an exciting new partnership with Pearson Vue, we have dramatically expanded our course offering! We now offer programs in the areas of advanced manufacturing, business and professional, healthcare, IT and software development, project management and quality, and workplace readiness.
@ Home Prep now offers continuing education needed to keep TABC certification. In Texas, servers and sellers of alcohol are required to complete a continuing education course every two years, with course topics set by the state. The topics include things like the definition of intoxication, the laws specific to intoxicated persons, minors, and proper identification, monitoring customer behavior, and more. After taking the course, servers are required to pass a test. Texas doesn’t require a set number of hours for continuing education, but our course can be completed in about 2 hours.
If you need a water operator license in Tennessee, make sure that you have your required continuing education complete by Sept 30. License periods are every year beginning on October 1, and water operators in Tennessee are required to earn either six or twelve hours of continuing education in that period of time, depending on the level of your license.
Don’t panic! If you have not yet completed your education, it’s not too late to complete twelve hours of continuing education. Register today and access our course at your own pace, on your time, on a smartphone or tablet.
CEUs (Continued Education Units) are an incredibly important part of many professions. They are often required to maintain certification or professional license designations, and can greatly increase chances for upward movement in many careers.
In the past, CEUs could only be completed via seminars or training programs, which often involved travel or time away from work. Thanks to modern technology, there are so many more options for CEUs today.
As a leading provider of online CEUs and licensing, we offer self-paced training for multiple industries in almost every state. Here are some of the most common questions we receive about taking CEUs online:
