This 60 hour online pre-license course prepares you for the Michigan Residential Builder PSI exam and includes a downloadable PDF so that you can take the material with you! Topics covered include construction laws, business practices and building codes. Finally, it includes a final exam you need to prepare you for the state exam.
The first step to become a licensed Residential Builder or Maintenance & Alteration Contractor in Michigan is to complete a 60 hour pre-licensure course through an approved provider.
When you enroll in this course, you will receive:
Need a payment plan? We offer an installment agreement with 4 easy payments, no credit check required!
Add the class to your cart to begin the enrollment process.
The Glencoe Carpentry and Construction textbook is highly recommended, but not required. Add it to your cart during registration if you do not already have a copy.
This 60 hour online pre-license course prepares you for the Michigan Residential Builder PSI exam! Topics covered include construction laws, business practices, and building codes.This course ends with a final exam that will prepare you for the state exam.
The first step in becoming a licensed Residential Builder or Maintenance & Alteration Contractor in Michigan is to complete a 60 hour pre-licensure course through an approved provider.
When you enroll in this course, you will receive:
Need a payment plan? We offer an installment agreement with 4 easy payments; no credit check required!
Add the class to your cart to begin the enrollment process.
The Glencoe Carpentry and Construction textbook is highly recommended, but not required. Add it to your cart during registration if you do not already have a copy.
This package meets the three specific course hours needed by all licensees.
This package includes 2019 changes in Michigan law, 2015 Michigan Residential Code, and OSHA regulations.
This 21 hour course gives you the mandatory continuing education classes you need to renew your license if you have been licensed for less than six years! It includes the three specific course hours needed by all licensees as well as the 18 hours in "other" topics.
It includes the most recent changes in Michigan law, 2015 Michigan Residential Code and OSHA regulations, Professionalism, Business Management, Liability & Risk Management, Marketing & Sales, Contracts & Liens and Estimating & Job Costing.