Ga. Comp. R. & Regs. R. 121-2-.06 - Review Course for Re-examination
Current through Rules and Regulations filed through April 4, 2022
(1) Any applicant for conditioned air
contractor, electrical contractor, master plumber, or journeyman plumber who
takes and fails the examination twice after July 1, 1989, must present
satisfactory evidence to the appropriate division of the board that the
applicant has completed a board approved review course before such applicant
will be scheduled for a third examination. If such applicant fails the
examination a third time, the applicant shall not be required to complete
additional courses prior to taking subsequent examinations.
(2) Any applicant for a low-voltage license
or a certificate as a utility manager who takes and fails the examination twice
may complete a board approved review course. If such course is completed, then
evidence of such completion may be submitted to the appropriate
division.
(3) To be approved, an
outline of the review course must be submitted to the appropriate division of
the board. Such outline must list the topics covered, the actual time of
instruction, the name of the instructor, and other information determined
necessary for division review. The review course must meet one of the
following:
(a) a course which covers code
requirements conducted by a college, postsecondary technical school, or a
military service; or
(b) a course
of a minimum of 6 hours of actual instruction, conducted by an instructor who
holds a contractor or master license in the appropriate trade and who has prior
teaching or training experience acceptable to the appropriate division. The
course must cover the following topics:
1. a
review of examination topics;
2. a
review of examinations references;
3. instruction on code, calculations, and
other examination topics;
4.
instructions on testing skills;
5.
instructions on study and examination preparation skills; and 6. other related
topics acceptable to the division; or
(c) a course of a minimum of 6 hours of
actual instruction related to code or industry practices, conducted by an
instructor who holds a contractor or master license in the appropriate trade
and who has prior teaching and training experience acceptable to the
appropriate division.
(d) a
correspondence course related to code or industry practices, the successful
completion of which is determined by a written evaluation, which is acceptable
to the division; or
(4)
A review course may be disapproved under this Rule if the appropriate division
determines that the course does not meet the requirements of Paragraph (2) of
this Rule, or that the course does not provide adequate instruction in
assisting the candidates to prepare for the examination, or that persons
associated with the course violated or assisted in violations of the licensure
law, Board Rules, or examination procedures. Persons desiring the division to
reconsider its decision concerning approval of a course must submit the request
in writing within thirty (30) days of being notified of the decision. Such
persons may request to meet with the appropriate division to provide additional
information concerning the course. The decision of the appropriate division of
the Board concerning approval of review courses is final.
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