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FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE ATI HAS A PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM WITH: New York City College of Technology/CUNY Orange –Ulster BOCES Adult Education Services - www.ouboces.org/aetopindex/aetopindex.html The Courses Are Available At Four Convenient Locations White Plains : Goshen: Monticello: Brooklyn: Classes will be held at the Orange-Ulster BOCES Educational Center
53 Gibson Rd. Winter - 140 - New York State Approved Pre Licensing
Individual topics can be taken by special arrangement ($295 per subject)
Registration Information: Adult Education
Link to BOCES Web Site - Adult Education Services -
Program Details Click on or for Information:
SULLIVAN COUNTY NY St John Street Educational Center 22 St. John St. New York State Approved Pre Licensing Modules 1 through 4 - Evenings, 6 Weeks - 5:30pm - 9:15pm
Individual topics can be taken by special arrangement ($295 per subject) Registration Information: Adult Education Program Information: Advanced Training Institute - (800) 942-0818 Link to BOCES Web Site - Adult Education Services -
WHITE PLAINS, ELKS CLUB
Modules 1 Through 4 - 2 Weeks - 8:30am - 5:00pm
Individual topics can be taken by special arrangement ($295 per subject) ADDITIONAL COURSES - DAY TIME COURSES 2009
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Questions and Answers:
- Q 1. I want to become a licensed home inspector, which courses are for me?
- Take the complete Pre Licensing Course (#2001) first
- How to Build Your Home Inspection Business (#2002) is a natural second course to take
- Doing Inspections & Marketing Your Business (#2003) is a short 2 day crash course you might want to take as an interim to #2002 if time is an issue
- Effective Inspecting (#2004) is a must do as a follow up to #2003
- Effective Report Writing (#2005) is a must do as a follow up to #2004
- 21 Things Every Home Inspector Should Know (#2006) is a must do for all inspectors of all ages
- Q 2. I only need part of the state home inspector pre-licensing educational requirements - which courses should I take?
- Take only courses or the modules the state has told you that you need.
To Build your business and inspecting skill these courses take the following courses:
- How to Build Your Home Inspection Business (#2002) is a natural second course to take.
- Doing Inspections & Marketing Your Business (#2003) is a short 2 day crash course you might want to take as an interim to #2002 if time is an issue.
- Effective Inspecting (#2004) is a must do as a follow up to #2003.
- Effective Report Writing (#2005) is a must do as a follow up to 2004.
- 21 Things Every Home Inspector Should Know (#2006) is a must do for all inspectors of all ages.
- Q 3. I need preparation for the state home inspectors licensing exam - which classes should I take?
- Take the Modules 1 Licensing law (It has been reported by past students that the state exam has 20 + or - questions on the law), and Modules 2, 3 & 4 -- or --
- The modules or topics you feel need strengthening
- Q 4. I am a licensed professional engineer. I qualify for a NYS home inspector license but I want to learn more in the areas where I want to know more, which courses should I take?
- Take the modules or topics you feel you feel need strengthening -- or --
- Take the complete Modules 2, 3, & 4 to get a complete set of skills reinforcing what you know and learn more in areas you are weak in. You will gain a good understanding of all the systems and inspection techniques.
To Build your business and inspecting skill these courses take the following courses:
- How to Build Your Home Inspection Business 2002 is a natural second course to take.
- Doing Inspections & Marketing Your Business (#2003) is short 2 day crash course you might want to take as an interim to 2002 if time is an issue.
- Effective Home Inspecting (#2004) is a must do as a follow up to 2003.
- Effective Report Writing (#2005) is a must do as a follow up to 2004.
- 21 Things Every Home Inspector Should Know (#2006) is a must do for all inspectors of all ages.
- Q 5. I need continuing education credits for New Jersey, Connecticut or the American Society of Home Inspectors (ASHI),
National Association of Certified Home Inspectors (NACHI)?
Click Here To View Our Special Discount for NACHI Members- Individual topics can be taken.
This IS the best available training FOR YOU because:
- Class size is limited so YOU get the maximum training.
- Training is held both Evenings and Days.
- Equipped Laboratories With Real Life Equipment – for Electric, Heating, Air Conditioning and Plumbing.
- You get to see and touch the equipment not just talk about it Picture and diagrams will also be discussed. Click Here To See Photos
- All instructors are senior licensed home inspectors with many years of experience. Their stories are not found in textbooks. Click here to see resumes
- Our teaching staff is made up of experienced master inspectors. Their individual experience as home inspectors ranges from 13 years to 51 years. Total experience is over 200 years. Click here to see resumes
- Textbooks are included in the tuition.
- We don’t read the text book to you. We teach you by involving you, using real world case studies, pictures and equipment and testing you.
Our teaching Staff is eight (8) New York State Department of State Certified Home Inspection Instructors is unparallel anywhere in the county. They are veteran home inspectors who have each done thousands of inspections. Each has decades of experience. Their total experience is over 200 years.
Our Staff - in alphabetical order - Click here to see resumes
- Charleston Collin Albert, P.E.
- John J. Annunziata, P.E.
- Steven J. Baranello BS CEI RTS
- Thomas M. Byrne
- Victor J. Faggella
- Anthony Giannico
- Paul Gressin CRI, CIEC
- Frank V. Libero BSME, CMC, CCI, CFI, RHI
- Bart M. Rodi, P.E.
- Dr. Herman Sabath PHD
FOR YOUR FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE
ATI HOME INSPECTOR CURRICULUM IS APPROVED BY
- The New York State Department of State as a Home Inspection Qualifying Course
- American Society of Home Inspector (ASHI) continuing education credit.
- National Association of Certified Home Inspectors (NACHI). Click Here For Special Member Discount
- The State of New Jersey to provide Home Inspector Pre-Licensing Continuing Professional Competency course.
- The State of Connecticut to provide Home Inspector Pre-Licensing course
- Principles of Home Inspection System & Standards
- New York Home Inspection Supplement
- 21 Things Every Home Inspector Should Know
- How to Build Your Home Inspection Business
Note: Course materials may be substituted, added or deleted at the
discretion of the instructors.
Tell me . . . I'll forget
Show me . . . I'll remember
Involve me . . . I'll Understand
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At ATI You will learn by being involved.
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