Ill. Admin. Code tit. 77, § 870.30 - Accreditation of Manufactured Home Installer Course
a) An entity that offers or plans to offer a
manufactured home installer course shall obtain Department accreditation for
the course by submitting to the Department in writing the following information
at least 60 days before the beginning of the course:
1) The name, address and telephone number,
and the name of a contact person, for the entity providing the
course.
2) The course location and
written documentation that the course provides facilities of sufficient size to
accommodate the maximum enrollment of the course for classroom and hands-on
field training.
3) Beginning and
ending dates for the course.
4) A
course schedule and syllabus.
5)
Student and instructor manuals for the course.
6) Documentation of a principal instructor
who shall be responsible for the organization of the course and oversight of
the teaching of all course material. Guest instructors may be utilized as
needed to provide instruction specific to the lecture, hands-on activities, or
work practice components of a course. The principal instructor shall have the
following qualifications:
A) at least two
years of post high school education in building construction technology;
or
B) two years of experience in
managing a training program specializing in the installation of manufactured
homes.
7) A final
examination for the course that includes criteria for pass/fail. The course
must require at least 70% correct on the final examination as a passing
score.
8) An example of the
certificate of course completion that includes the following information:
A) the name, address, and telephone number of
the entity providing the course;
B)
the name, dates of attendance at course, and indication of pass/fail for the
student to whom the certificate is issued.
b) The Department shall provide written
notice via certified mail to the course sponsor whether the request for
accreditation has been approved.
c)
For requests that are not approved, the Department's notification will include
the reason for disapproval and notice that the course sponsor shall have 10
days to submit a written request for an administrative hearing to contest the
Department's decision. In lieu of a request for hearing, the course sponsor may
submit a revised request for accreditation in which items noted to be
incomplete in the initial request are completed.
d) The Department shall maintain and make
available to the public a list of approved course sponsors.
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