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The 100 Level Foundations Series is a one-week program for Apprentices and Finishers. It covers in-depth the components of year one for a ceramic tile tradesperson and includes the following three components. Dividing […]
The 200 Level Practical Training Series offers the next step in the tile installation professional’s career and prepares them for the Certified Tile Installer test while focusing on the skills needed to […]
Tuesday, March 18, 2025 8:00 AM - Friday, March 21, 2025 5:00 PM EST Loba-Wakol LLC 2732 Hwy 74 W Wadesboro, NC 28170 Course Prerequisites: 1 year of installation experience OR attendance […]
The CFI one-week introduction to luxury vinyl plank (LVP) training is designed for individuals interested in beginning their career in floor covering installation or for an installation professional looking to […]
The CFI one-week residential carpet course is designed for individuals interested in beginning their career in floor covering installation or for an installation professional looking to add a new skill […]
The five-week residential carpet course is a comprehensive overview of basic residential carpet installation beginning with how to approach a customer’s door and ending with how to leave the job […]
