how long does it take to become a certified plumber?
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Well in Minnesota I belive Dunwoody Institutes have it.... Otherwise you can apply at a shop... Have them train you and go for your journeyman's license when you get enough hours in....\n\nI'm not sure how many hours you have to work... But I want to say a couple years...\n\nIt's almost better to get on the job training... then you can work with different people and learn many different ways of doing stuff....And your company might pay for you to take the test...\n\nGood Luck
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A college degree usually takes 4 years.  In doing that you will receive your teaching certification if that's what you major in, and your student teaching semester will be included in the 4 year coursework.  With a GED, you should begin by taking courses at the local community college and then transfer into a place with a good program in elementary education.  You can do it in less than 4, but that's the standard guideline.\n\nSome people have mentioned the CBEST.  You should probably check out the requirements in your state.  That doesn't apply to every state's educational system.
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It depends. \nIt could take anywhere from a couple of months to almost a year.
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Contact Amerispec.  They have a full program that will allow you to become a licensed home inspector in less than a month.  Of course, you have to buy a franchise, etc.  But they can help you with that, too.
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You will need to complete the full architecture degree course to become an architect. You can't become an architect from an architectural technician without doing the degree. Technicians can still earn good money though and are very important to architecture firms. Unfortunately it takes about 8 years at least to train to become a qualified architect.
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That depends on whether your getting an Associate's Degree or Bachelor's Degree. I'm currently going to nursing school and getting my Associate's which is 2 years (summer's off). The prerequisites took another year to complete. A Bachelor's Degree will take you at least 4 years.
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It depends on the school.  Make sure it is regionally accredited.  Many reputable, established colleges have on-line degree programs now so stick with those and stay away from the "storefront' types that are strictly businesses.  Although the programs may be similar, some employers and other institutions do not recognize those.  You will have only the knowledge you have gained for the thousands you will be spending.  If you choose an accredited program from a "real" school, you have the knowledge and the degree.  \n\nSome feel that on-line work is easier.  Trust me, in many cases, it is not!  You are completing 16 week courses in 6 weeks.  You will spend countless hours in front of the computer.  The big difference is that you don't have to attend class for several hours at a time.
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Certified Nursing Assistant is not hard, but, you may need to be sure where to do this. You may need to take you classes and/or certification test in Texas. This about all I know, but, it does not take long, maybe 6-12 months of training. I know people who do this, but, not real up on it. Check around the Corpus Cristie area on the Inet and see if you can find Info for schools. I will search a little too, no promises. Maybe someone give you more info than myself.\nWell, I am back. Not real good finding you something. But try these; \nhttp://www.top-colleges.com/v/medical.html?source=ov-tc-can\nhttp://universityofphoenix-info.com/index.html\nIt look like it may require a 2 year degree (A.A.S. Associate of Applied Science (I guess)).\nBut, if you can contact a College you may at least feel them out for more Information on this. Sorry I not know more. :-( Most Technical Schools or Colleges can do a LPN in 2 years, and it better pay. ;-p
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it depends if you want a degree like to be an RN or if you wanna just be like a dental assistant...the assistant job you can go to school and be certified in like a year i think. RN's take longer
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You must, by OSHA regulation, be 40 hour HAZWOPER (hazardous waste operations) trained to at least "awareness" level.  If you're honestly interested in Haz Waste Ops, hit the Chemistry classes, familiarize yourself with basic concepts--oxidizer, reducer, corrosive, spontaneously combustible, etc., etc.  You'll have to be trained to at least "Technician" level.  Personally, I hold a "Specialist" certification.  Be advised that there are literally volumes and volumes of both regulations and requirements for proper storage, segregation, handling, lab packing, transporting and treating of Haz Waste.
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First you must to do BBA (Bachelors in Business Administration) and MBA in SCM That is Master in Business Administration subject of Supply chain management will improve your status totally you must spend about five years. Other wise another method you can follow BBA with PGDBA (PG Diploma in Business Administration) with Supply Chain Management. For this 3 to 4 years would enough if you apply now you can earn one year that means you can be professional in 2 years don't waste time. Apply quickly and all the best my friend.
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An Associate Degree is a college degree that on average takes two years to achieve. You get one from a Community/Junior College. An Associate Degree is less prestigious than a Bachelor's Degree (four years to achieve) or a Masters Degree.
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Get in touch with the Operators Union in your area. They provide all the training and you'll be paid while you learn. The apprenticship program is usually 3 years. Just looking into this myself. I worked one job for them so far operating a forklift at a nuclear power plant. 24.50 an hour. \nGood Luck
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Check out IREAS.com.  You need 90 hours of education to get licensed and 125 hours to get certified.\n\nIt is VERY difficult to find a mentor, but usually, there is someone in class who can help you.  They're elimating the 2-intern rule, from what I've heard, so hopefully, that will make it easier for you.  You must intern for 2 years to get your 2400 (not 2500) hours of experience.
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It doesn't take long to form the corporation.  It does take a while to get 501(c)(3) status.... could be 6 to 18 months in my experience.
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Depends on where you live and how old you are.  Here in Aus, we have a Certificate in Office Administration that takes approx 6 months to 2 years depending on whether you do it full or part time.  It is also offered as a traineeship while you work.  We have a lot of things like that, certificates, traineeships and apprenticeships.  Do some research with local education providers.
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All you need is a certificate showing you have completed a 4 year apprenticeship. A college course may also be required.