Question:  I would like to ask for more mold information regarding your mold course seminar for Certified Environmental Hygienist. What are the prerequisites before one can take the mold certification class. How does the environmental hygienist certification compare to say that of an CIH Certified Industrial Hygienist as far as credibility is concerned?

Answer: Although it is better to have a college degree [2 years or 4 year program], persons with less education can qualify for admission to the environmental hygienist training program provided they have significant job or business experience in a field reasonably related to such fields as real estate, appraisal, lending, construction, or the environment. Because our environmental hygiene education and certification is a new program that began just last month, it obviously will take several years for the Certified Environmental Hygienist designation to catch up with, or, perhaps, even surpass the recognition of an industrial hygienist. What we do offer [unavailable from industrial hygiene schools] is substantial marketing assistance to obtain many environmental hygiene inspection, testing, and remediation clients, plus excellent, in depth, ongoing environmental hygiene training that is much more focused and practical than taught in most industrial hygiene schools.

For more inquiries about mold schooling, our mold school, mold class, mold courses, mold inspection and mold remediation techniques, please email our Mold School Training Director, Phillip Fry at moldconsultant@yahoo.com

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The Professional Certification Institute [PCI]
is the environmental training division of  the Ecology College.