how do i become a home inspector in south carolina?
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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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Become a domestic engineer.
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The answer is dependent upon what your son wants to be in terms of surveying.  Does he want to become a professional land surveyor or will he simply be a land surveyor's assistant?\n\nI believe, after looking briefly at the Texas Board of Professional and Surveying Rules and Regulations (see link below), a land surveyor requires an accredited degree and then passing a national exam the LSIT - Land Surveyor in Training.  Then he can go on to take the Professional Land Surveyor exam in which he can become a licensed Land Surveyor and practice the trade.\n\nOtherwise, he will only be an assistant and most likely be the one who goes out to the job site to shoot the site (gather the topographical information) but cannot sign off on plans.  There is probably a big difference in pay as well between the assistant and a professional.  This would be similar to a practicing Civil Engineering.  An unlicensed individual can do the work but they can't sign the plans and they don't get paid as much.\n\nBoth a Professional Land Surveyor and Professional Civil Engineer usually require a 4 year degree with 2 years practical experience or 6 years practical experience (college counts as 4 years of experience)
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Try this link\n\nhttp://www.carolinaliving.com/relocating/
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How to become a realtor? \nhttp://www.southernmarylandrealtors.org/how_do_I_get_Started.htm\nAlthough I don't know where you live, but this should be a little guideline for you to be a realtor. Good Luck!
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i am intrested!!!!! i really want to be a broker in florence sc
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You must have a baccalaureate (4-year) degree in Social Work.\n\nhttp://www.msboeswmft.com/socialworkerlicensing.html
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The role of a CSCI inspector is to go into premises (Eg care home, private school, childrens home) and see how they are meeting the NMS (National Minimum Standards) that have been set for them. They can then set you recommendations (it would be a good idea for you and your business to do this, but you dont have to) or regulations (got to do this or they will put an enforcement notice on you!) Hope that helps
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You must first do your Apprenticeship \n\nPass the test to get your journeyman's License \n\nPass the test to get your Master License\n\nYou must pass an exam to get a license. To qualify for the master exam you must have at least five years of Department-approved plumbing experience and a Minnesota journeyman plumber license or a master plumber license in a state with requirements equal to those in Minnesota.\n\nTo qualify for the journeyman plumber exam you need four years of Department-approved plumbing experience. If you have a journeyman plumber license in another state you must have passed an exam and had four years of practical plumbing work experience to get the license.\n\nThe exams are based on the Minnesota Plumbing Code and Minnesota Rules, Chapter 4715. Part of the exams are open book from these references.\n\nAnyone contracting to do plumbing work must provide evidence of a $25,000 code compliance bond. You can get the bond application online at http://www.doli.state.mn.us/pe_license.html#bond.
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There are a number of possible choices.  Some require an advanced degree and some only need experience or guts.\n\nTeaching at a local 2-year college (either regular curriculum or adult ed) usually open doors.\n\nMake a deal with a ghost writer and do book on Interior Design.  Another possibility is to open a web site for similar purposes.  This is a good way to catch work over a very wide area.\n\nVisit all of your local home furnishing retailer (not furniture stores, but those whose do design and sell the nic-nacs as well).  Check out the possibility of working either with or through one of them.  A box of business cards would help here.\n\nUpscale paint retail outlets might be another place to check.  Here the idea may be to learn where then get their wholesale supplies to backtrack to the manufacturer.\n\nVisit the on-line employment sites or do a search for “color experts.”  You will find some interesting information in a short period of time.  See one such site below:
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Call your local CPS (Child Protective Services) office...\nIf it isnt listed separately in your gov. section of the phone book - call DHHR and ask them for the local number.\nAsk what qualifications you need to be a case worker in that county.\nYou will definately need a high school diploma / GED to start with.  Child development classes in college are great to add to a Social Worker's Lic. (you need one to do this)\nWhile you are going to college... volunteer in your community and get to know what non-profit organizations your area has.\nGood Luck
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It's called experience! Plus a license from the state. Call the secretary of State's office and ask them to send you the requirements and/or to guide you where and how!
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You can apply for business license in the county or city that the business is located. The fee will be based on the category of the business or projected sales. Or go to South Carolina Business One Stop http://www.scbos.com/default.htm and create your login account in order to register your business.\n\nRemember though that if you are offering a business opportunity, SC requires that it be registered first with the state before you can place advertisements about your business opportunity.\nhttp://www.scsos.com/bus_opp.htm
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First you have to attend training, and at the end of the training you have to take the state administered exam which involves both a written and practical test.  After you pass the test you will become state certified.  You can read more info at http://www.asisvcs.com/indhome.asp?CPCAT=0631NURSE including a candidate handbook and practice test.
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Three problems with this question:\n\n1.) You can't get a degree in customs\n2.) if you are already an inspector, I don't understand why you would want to study it\n3.) There is no such thing as a free degree..unless you have scholarships, fellowships or an inheritance.
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The rules for admission vary from profession to profession. Most professional bodies require you to study for a core degree.  Upon graduation you can apply for admission as a professional and you will have to undergo some form of apprenticeship before you can be admitted as a professional.\n\nIn my profession (Chartered Surveyor) your degree should be 4 years minimum.  Therafter you are required to work for 3 years (as a probationer) under a registered professional to gain appropriate practical experience before you can be admitted to the profession.
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The qualifications for a real estate license differ by state.  Here is a typical scenario:  you take a 60-hour course (online or through a real estate school, often run by brokerages) and take the test from your state department of licensing.  Some states require a high school diploma.\n\nA real estate agent and a REALTOR(r) are not technically the same.  A REALTOR(r) has paid dues to the National Association of REALTORS to be a member of their trade organization.  Most people use the term generically, but this drives NAR's attorneys crazy because they are afraid they will lose their trademark.