Burbank School that Conducts Classes for Contractors License in Los Angeles Now Offering Both In-Person and Online Enrollment Options

Contractors State License Center, a school that conducts classes for contractors license in Los Angeles, is pleased to now be offering both in-person and online attendance options. This school brings over 50-years of experience in the building and contracting industry to their classroom environment. Their curriculum has constantly been refined over the years in order to help give their students a leg up when it comes to passing the very difficult California Contractors License Exam. This is a prestigious license that signifies those who have obtained it have a great deal of general contracting knowledge in their area of specialty and related law & trade knowledge. The type of knowledge that’s critical for someone to be the lead on all different types of construction and home improvement projects.

The school owner, Eric Jacobs, says, “This has been a very strange and worrisome year for many people here in Los Angeles and everywhere in America for that matter. Many of those in the LA area have goals that they want to accomplish but are reluctant to venture out as much. Well, we have the perfect solution for those that fall into this category who have always wanted to obtain their California Contractors License. Our course can now be successfully completed while a person conveniently and safely studies at home. Those who participate in our California contractors home study courses will gain all of the pertinent testing knowledge that those who attend our in-person classes will be receiving. It’s the same type of information that has helped many of our course graduates pass the California Contractors License Exam."

Jacobs continued by saying that those who take their online California Contractors License Exam study course never even have to set foot in the school’s Burbank location. All the necessary forms and payments can be completed right online. He added that study materials will be sent to each student after they sign up and even exams and other important course materials can be downloaded right from their website. They will also be entitled to the full support of the teaching staff and that includes free online tutoring sessions.

The company added that most of their students realize that they would be out on an island if they tried to take the California Contractors License Exam without a proper study guide and teaching assistance. It’s a grueling exam that has two separate and distinct tests. He stated that the first exam covers standard Law and Business aspects for contractors and the second exam covers the specific trade or certification area that the applicant wants their contactor’s license to cover. The exams consist of around 80 – 125 multiple choice questions, depending on the specialty, and students must score a 73% or better to receive their California Contractors License in that specialty.

The company spokesperson said that those who would still much rather take their course in person that can be done too at their Burbank location. The in-school program consists of six classes that cover the important aspects of law and trade that contractors must be aware of. In-person course enrollees are only required to attend classes one day per week for two hours a day over the 6-week curriculum period. Jacobs added that they are so confident in their in-person California Contractors License Exam course that they guarantee that those who actively participate in it and successfully complete the practice exams will pass the California Contractors License Exam the very first time.

For those who are interested in learning more about this reputable school’s California contractors home study courses, they can call the school, send them an email, or fill out the contact form that’s found on the school’s ‘contact us’ page on their website. Jacobs mentioned that those wishing to contact the Contractors State License Center by phone can reach a school representative Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 9 am to 6 pm; Tuesday from 9 am to 8 pm, and Friday from 9 am to 4 pm.

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