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Teaching Today: An Introduction to Education
3 Steps to Find an Florida Contractor Continuing Education Course Topic online
In many cases continuing education course providers repeat almost the same information or course topic to their students each renewal cycle. You may want to actually learn something on a particular topic for example; How to Win Federal Construction Contracts, Improving Jobsite Productivity, Bidding for Maximum Return, Time Management for the Contractor. How do I find a specific course topic?
The first step:
A list of approved Florida contractor continuing education providers can be found online at www.MyFlorida.com/dbpr. Once at the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation website navigate to “Doing Business with US”, then on the left side of page click “Find a CE Course.” On the new page is a drop down box under “Board” – highlight “Construction Industry Licensing Board.” Next below this box is one labeled “Requirement” – use the drop down menu to highlight the type of required course you want to take: advanced building code, business practices, general, laws & rules, workers’ compensation, wind mitigation, or safety. Leave the next two boxes empty. Finally click on “Search” icon in the lower right corner. The result will be list of approved course titles. Each course title has a little more information if you click the blue icon labeled “Info.” However we wanted to know about a specific continuing education course topic then read about the next step.
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3 Alternatives For Investing For Your Child’s Higher Education Costs
With higher education tuition increasing at double digit year
over year percentages an effective saving plan for your kid’s
education is becoming much more important than it has been
before. Most families will discover that their future higher
education costs will be much more than they have saved for their
kid’s education. This leaves many kids to be faced with
obtaining financial aid to pay for a portion of their college
education. The goal of this article is to explore the pros and
cons of 4 common investment options when saving for college.
This article will also explore why some of these options are
better than other when considering a portion of your kid’s
education may be funded by financial aid.
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