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The National Association of State Contractors Licensing Agencies (NASCLA) is excited to announce the launch of its new Companion Course, an innovative educational tool designed to elevate the learning experience for individual contractors. This specialized visual course is ready to elevate the skill sets of construction professionals. Created to work seamlessly with the NASCLA Contractors Guide to Business, Law and Project Management publications, the Companion Course offers a comprehensive visual learning platform that helps to improve understanding and retention of key concepts.
"Our new Companion Course sets a new standard for contractor education," says Angie Whitaker, Executive Director of NASCLA. "By combining detailed explanations, practical examples, and dynamic visual aids, we’ve created a powerful tool that enhances comprehension. We are proud to offer a resource that will elevate the skills and capabilities of construction professionals nationwide.”
State Contractor Regulatory Agencies can utilize the NASCLA Companion Course for their contractors who need pre-licensure, remedial action, and continuing education credits. The course provides an interactive and engaging approach to the material, featuring detailed explanations, and dynamic visual aids that bring the manual's content to life and a certificate of completion once the full course is completed. Whether you are a regulatory agency using the course for compliance and training purposes, or a contractor preparing for licensing success, NASCLA's Companion Course is an essential tool for mastering the complexities of the construction industry with confidence and ease.
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