NASCLA Accredited Exam Prep Live Seminar (Seminar Only)
$499.99
This 1-Day seminar provides everything you need to pass the NASCLA Contractor License Exam, including:
Success Guarantee
Our seminar attendees have a 94% pass rate on the NASCLA exam and rave that the insights, strategies, and tools they gained from us were key to their success. (By the way, the 6 in 100 who don’t pass can attend additional seminars for a year at no cost!)
Engaging Experience
Don’t let the word “seminar” put you to sleep. Contractors Seminars are an engaging, interactive, and fun experience — whether you join on-site or online.
Live Q&A
Have a question? Ask your instructor! We’ve helped over 40,000 students, so whatever your questions — we’ve probably answered it before.
When you order a seminar only you will receive a Reference Book Study Guide, practice exam, and the ability to attend seminars up to 3 times without additional cost.
Course Overview
Description, benefits & features
Our NASCLA live seminars are taught by industry professional with over 30 years’ experience.
This seminar will prepare you to pass the NASCLA exam.
The NASCLA Accredited Exam qualifies you to become licensed in the following states: AL, AR, AZ, FL, GA, LA, MS, NV, NM, NC, OR, SC, TN, UT, VA, WV, and USVI.
After passing the trade exam, you will need to take a separate business and law exam for the state(s) you want a license. We will also help you to pass the business and law exam.
This specific product is for the seminar only. When you order a seminar only you will receive a Reference Book Study Guide, practice exam, and the ability to attend seminars up to 3 times without additional cost.
All this is included if you purchase the NASCLA Live Seminar with the NASCLA BOOK PACKAGE:
Everything you need to pass your exam!
- All reference materials as per the PSI Candidate Information Bulletin.
- Our proprietary Book Tabs.
- Our proprietary National Contractors Seminars, Inc. Reference Book Study Guide.
- Our proprietary practice tests with personalized grading and feedback.
- The ability to attend up to 3 additional seminars and/or webinars for one year at no additional cost. Just contact us at least 2 days prior to the seminar or webinar date to ensure we have space at the seminar or that we provide you with the webinar link.
- 30-minute consult with the instructor.
- Additional discount off your book order.
- We will review past exam results and provide feedback within 7 – 10 business days.
For locations, dates, and times please visit here.
How Do I Get My License?
Preparing for the exam may feel overwhelming, but we make it simple:
- Register for a seminar and get your books
- Show up and do the work
- Pass the exam and move on
Books and References for the Exam
The following references are available for purchase from our online contractors’ bookstore.
For the Business and Law Exam, the following reference is used:
- NASCLA Contractors Guide to Business, Law and Project Management, BASIC 13th Edition Spiral-bound – July, 2020\
- Please note – State specific NASCLA Contractors Guide to Business, Law and Project Management can be substituted. Please call Customer Service at 800-952-0910
Reference books are required for passing the exam. If you don’t have your books already, you can save $ by purchasing them below.
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