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Career Certified Extends Its Investment in the Fast-Growing Architecture, Engineering, and Construction (AEC) Professionals Market with Acquisition of My Contractors License
Through this acquisition, Career Certified adds general contractor and electrical contractor licensing exam preparation solutions to its expanding portfolio of regulated career education products, positioning itself to positively impact a market of millions of AEC professionals.
Today, Career Certified acquired My Contractors License, a trusted name in general contractor licensing exam preparation. Through the acquisition, Career Certified expands its portfolio to support learners preparing for state licensing exams and the nationally -recognized National Association of State Contractors Licensing Agencies (NASCLA) exam.

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