Frequently Asked Questions

  • Continuing Education Hour Requirements for Field Representatives and Operators:

    • One Branch: 16 hours

    • Two Branches: 20 hours

    • Three Branches: 24 hours

    All hours must be completed within the three year timefame since the last renewal season. It's advisable to exactly meet or exceed the minimum hour requirements rather than risk falling short and jeopardizing a license you've worked hard to maintain. Ensure you complete the necessary hours to stay compliant and secure your professional standing.

    Licensed Applicators

    • Hours Needed: 12 hours every three years.

    • Content: At least 4 hours in the "Rules and Regulations" category, 2 hours in IPM, and the remaining hours in "General" or "Technical" categories.

  • Correspondence courses offer flexible, self-paced learning through mailed materials. You receive course content and assignments via Priority Mail, complete them at your own pace, and return them for review. This format allows you to study and progress on your own schedule, making it easy to fit education into your busy life. Feedback and grades are sent back to you by mail, ensuring a convenient and personalized learning experience

  • To complete the course, you must pass a test with a score of 70% or higher. You’ll have two opportunities to achieve this score. If you don’t pass on the first attempt, you can retake the test to meet the required standard

  • All of our continuing education courses are approved by the Structural Pest Control Board and meet all state requirements for license renewal, ensuring you stay compliant and up-to-date

  • While we are committed to providing high-quality Pre-Operator courses, please note that completion of our course does not guarantee passing the state exam. Due to individual differences in learning styles and test-taking abilities, outcomes may vary. We strive to offer the best preparation possible, but success on the state exam ultimately depends on each learner’s unique skills and effort