Corporate Training By Zack Academy - 21-Hour Michigan Builders Continuing Education Online Anytime

Please Note:  This is an online anytime course that you will take from the comfort of your own home! Students will have up to six months of access to course content.

In Michigan, Builders and Contractors are required to complete continuing education hours during each 3-year licensing cycle, if you were licensed on or after January 1, 2009. Take this 21-Hour Michigan Builders Continuing Education course to fulfill your requirements. Please Note:  If you were licensed January 1, 2009 or after, you must complete 21 hours of continuing competency the first three years of your licensing cycle, and another 21 hours during the second three-year cycle. After 6 years of licensing, you only need to take the 3 hour Code/Law/Safety once during each 3 year licensing cycle.

This 21 hour package fulfills all state Continuing Education requirements for those licensed less than 6 years and includes the mandatory 3 hrs Code/Law/Safety .

This program is comprised of three separate courses that you can take all at once or individually. You will receive three separate certificates so you can easily fulfill the requirement of completing a minimum of three hours per year:

Courses Included:

 
Reporting your hours:

When you have completed your required continuing education course(s) you may print your certificate when you complete your online course(s). Be sure to save these as the state audits a select percentage of renewal applicants to verify your continuing education credit. If you are audited, you will then need to send a copy of the certificate to the state. 

You must renew your license(s) by using LARA’s online renewal system with a debit or credit card containing a MasterCard, Visa, or Discover logo or by electronic check (e-check).  Failure to renew online and/or failure to meet all renewal requirements by the expiration date of your license means you cannot legally practice as an Individual Residential Builder and may be subject to disciplinary action if you continue to practice.