Buy Five, Get One Free | Group Discounts Available for FenestrationMasters

Date: 2 December 2021
Source: FGIAonline.org
Buy Five, Get One Free | Group Discounts Available for FenestrationMasters
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FGIAonline.org

Date: 2 December 2021

As companies plan their finances and goals for the coming year, now is the ideal time to consider room in training budgets for the FGIA FenestrationMasters® Professional Certification Program.

This program, an updated version of which was released in 2020, provides affordable staff training for all levels. From sales and marketing to engineering and management, our training covers the full scope of the fenestration industry. Additionally, FGIA offers discounts for group orders, meaning the more you purchase for your company, the more you save. Sign up your team members today as part of your year-end purchases.

Group Discounts

Buy 5, Get 1 Free! Or, Buy 10, Get 2 Free! The free subscriptions and/or certification exams must be of equal or lesser value and purchases must be made at one time. FGIA members also receive reduced course and certification exam pricing. Membership is not required to enroll.

Group Enrollment

To enroll two or more people, email FenestrationMasters@FGIAonline.org with names and contact information for each of your staff members who plan to participate. This email is also a great point of contact through which to direct any questions about the program or group pricing.

Why Should You Get Certified?

Distinguish your business from the competition and acquire the latest information in industry standards and practices.

  • Broaden your knowledge—Learn about a wide range of industry topics and standards.
  • Stay current—Keep up-to-date on industry standards and best practices.
  • Make it official—Certification validates your industry expertise.
  • Train staff—Better represent your company.
  • Access from anywhere – Online coursework and proctored exams provide a fully digital experience.

There are two different credentials available. FenestrationMaster® candidates are expected to complete in-depth coursework, while FenestrationAssociate® candidates must complete subject matters covered in overview courses. To achieve either level of certification, successful completion of the exam is required.

About FenestrationMasters

The FenestrationMasters Program offers professional certification and education that covers the full breadth of the fenestration industry, including performance standards, products and materials, test methods and code requirements. FenestrationMasters 2.0 includes updated content reflecting current technical documents and standards as well as code requirements in a re-designed, more interactive platform. All FenestrationMasters 2.0 course segments and certification exams for both FenestrationMaster and FenestrationAssociate candidates are now available.

Reach out to FenestrationMasters@FGIAonline.org with questions or to request a quote for group purchases.

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