Certified Environmental Science Technician - Tuition is only US$999, plus US$99 first year PCI certification membership dues for a total of $1,098. Click the Paypal button below to pay for your training and certification as a Certified Environmental Science Technician.

                                                              

How Long Will My PCI Distance Training Take Me To Complete?
You want to improve your career and earnings by entering into the lucrative mold inspection/testing/remediation, environmental inspection, environmental testing, environmental remediation, water leak detection, and home/building waterproofing businesses, but how can you fit schooling and training into your busy life? The answer is distance training from the Professional Certification Institute and Ecology College Online.. Working around your current schedule and commitments, you can start and finish one to five PCI certification courses simultaneously in approximately 60 to 100 hours of intensive home study at your own schedule and pace.

The Professional Certification Institute distance learning program provides you with complete, practical, state-of-the-art, ONLINE plus internet and PC-based mold training, environmental hygienist education and training, water leak detection training, and home/building waterproofing training so that you can earn a high income as a self-employed environmental professional. A Certified Mold Inspector concentrates his or her inspection and testing of a home or other building on discovering and documenting mold infestation. A Certified Environmental Hygienist investigates a home or building for mold plus many other environmental health risks such as microbiological contamination. Students master their environmental educational courses by online and computer-based study in the three password-protected websites: Mold Knowledge (mold inspection, testing, remediation, and prevention), Environmental Hygienist, and EnviroProofingPro.com, plus the five PCI mold training ebooks written or co-authored by mold expert Phillip Fry.

Students also have the unlimited email and telephone assistance of
PCI Instructor Phillip Fry to answer any student questions.
Read mold student testimonials as to the effectiveness of PCI mold training.

To maximize your earnings as mold inspector and/or home inspector, be sure to include mold inspection and testing techniques in your home inspection training, home inspector training, home inspector education, home inspector school, home inspector class, and health and safety training.

   How Do I Enroll and Pay My Tuition and Dues?
Your first step is to complete the Training Application and send it to PCI (via scanning and email attachment) to envirodangers@yahoo.com.

How Can I Make Money with My Certifications?
The mold training and environmental hygienist courses include many suggestions on how to attract mold and environmental hygienist clients to your professional mold practice. In addition, you would do well financially by utilizing the low-cost and very effective mold inspector and mold remediator advertising services available to you on the mold inspector directory website Certified Mold Inspectors. Visit Website Advertising for full details.

Where Can I Use My Professional Designation Certifications?
The Certified Mold Inspector and Certified Mold Remediator professional designation certifications can be used anywhere in the world except the State of Texas, wherein you would need to attend a Texas-licensed mold training school that is physically located in Texas. Because PCI teaches only online and is not located physically in Texas, PCI cannot provide you with mold professional certifications for use in Texas.

The Certified Environmental Hygienist professional designation certification can be used anywhere in the world, including Texas, but you would not be able to use the C.E.H. designation in Texas to do mold inspection, testing, and remediation unless you have also become Texas-trained and licensed to provide mold services.

Please note that you will need to obtain a city or state/provincial business license in most cities in the USA, Canada, and elsewhere in the world to do any kind of business activity including mold inspection, mold testing, mold remediation, environmental hygiene, water leak detection, and waterproofing. If your business will be home-based (and if local zoning does not permit home-based businesses), you may need to rent a private, local business mail box street address from a company like Mail Boxes Etc. to obtain your local business license.

If your business activities will include any structural work or repairs (such as plumbing repairs after you locate a water leak), you will probably need to obtain the appropriate contractor license or work in conjunction with licensed professionals such as a plumber or construction contractor. For contractor licensing requirements, check with your local or state building department, contractor licensing agency, or building inspector.