Corporate Training By Zack Academy - Tennessee Contractor License Exam Prep - Business and Law - Online Anytime

Please Note:  This course is a pre-recorded online anytime seminar which allows you to be trained and certified at the convenience of your own schedule and in the luxury of your own home!

Why Should You Take This Tennessee Contractor License Exam Prep - Business and Law - Online Anytime?

This Tennessee Contractor License Exam Prep - Business and Law - Online Anytime course provides the proper information to prepare you for the Business and Law exam. All building contractors are required to pass the Business and Law exam as part of the licensing requirement.

Our easy to use online courses combine Instructor led HD-Videos with engaging slides and interactive practice quizzes.

The Following Topics Will Be Covered:

• Licensing Requirements – 5 questions
• Estimating and Bidding – 7 questions
• Business Organization & Financial Mgmt. – 7 questions
• Tax Law – 5 questions
• Labor Law – 5 questions
• Project Management & Lien Law – 6 questions
• Contracts – 6 questions
• Risk Management – 4 questions
• Environment & Safety – 5 questions

How long does it take to complete the course?
The Tennessee Contractor License Exam courses take approximately 8 hours each, but we move rapidly through the materials. For a thorough review, you may want to allow twice that amount of time.

Is the NASCLA Accredited Commercial Contractor exam accepted in Tennessee?

Yes!

When you pass the NASCLA Accredited Examination for Commercial General Building Contractors, you will be listed in the NASCLA National Examination Database. You will then have this information available for the following states which accept this NASCLA Accredited Examination: Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee.

Is contractor continued education required in Tennessee?
No

Does Tennessee require a General contractor (commercial contractor) license?

A Tennessee contractor’s license is required BEFORE bidding or offering a price, for projects $25,000 and up (includes materials and labor), as a prime (general) contractor; and many subcontractors. Reciprocal agreements do NOT allow using another state’s license in Tennessee.