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| | Spring training events offer recertification credits, but they also provide PMPs with a wealth of knowledge and ideas that can be applied directly to the daily pest challenges faced, leading to better control, fewer callbacks, and a pathway to becoming a top-tier technician. Read below for a brief explanation of each of the four programs in the 2024 Spring Line Up of technical training. |
| | This half-day webinar will be presented three times - pick a day that fits your schedule - April 17th, May 15th, or June 20th! The agenda includes practical training in mosquitoes, flies, termites, and wildlife control presented by VPMA Gold Education Sponsors. Recertification credits have been applied for in 7a, 7b, 7d, 8, and 60 in Virginia, Maryland, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Washington DC, and West Virginia. Cost: VPMA Member $65 - Non-member $95
This half-day webinar will be presented three times - pick a day that fits your schedule! The agenda includes practical training in mosquitoes, flies, termites, and wildlife control presented by VPMA Gold Education Sponsors. |
| | Stand out and be recognized for your experience, professionalism, and knowledge! Become a Master Technician. Rodents and Pest Ants will be offered during the Spring Master Tech Series. Get these 2 pest groups under your Master Tech belt. Master 4 of the 8 pest groups and become a Master Technician! Recertification credits have been applied for in 7a and 60 in Virginia, Maryland, North Carolina, Washington DC, and West Virginia.
Cost: VPMA Member $209/Pest Group or $400 for both - Non-member $330/Pest Group or $640 for both. |
| | If you conduct WDI Inspections, earn this voluntary certification and set yourself apart as a trained and tested, VPMA Certified WDI Inspector. Recertification credits have been applied for in 7b and 60 in Virginia, Maryland, North Carolina, Washington DC, and West Virginia for both the VPMA WDI Inspector Workshop and the VPMA WDI Recertification Workshop. Attend this training event to earn your VPMA Certified WDI Inspector designation or attend to renew your voluntary WDI Inspector certification. Maryland PMPs can also take the full program to begin earning their MSPCA WDI-O credentials. Cost: VPMA Member $209 - Non-member $330 |
| | Take this course to earn recertification credits or to earn your ACE designation (proctored exam included). The ACE designation, conferred by the Entomological Society of America, is a way to certify your wealth of pest knowledge. Recertification credits have been applied for in 7a, 7b, 7d, 8, and 60 in Virginia, Maryland, North Carolina, Washington DC, and West Virginia. Cost: VPMA Member $99 for recert credits only/$138 for ACE certification - Non-Member $156 for recert credits only/$217 for ACE certification |
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Upcoming Events
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April 10, 2024
8:30AM - 2:45PM ESTMaintain Your VPMA Certified WDI Inspector Status, PLUS Earn Recertification Credits!Having earned the WDI Inspector Certification, you have equipped yourself to provide consistent, thorough, and accurate inspections every time you complete a WDI Inspection. To maintain your certification, you need to complete a recertification course before June 30 of the year you expire. The WDI Workshop being presented in the Northern Virginia area on April 10th will recertify you as a VPMA WDI Inspector! | April 10, 2024
8:30AM - 2:45PM ESTMaintain Your VPMA Certified WDI Inspector Status, PLUS Earn Recertification Credits!Having earned the WDI Inspector Certification, you have equipped yourself to provide consistent, thorough, and accurate inspections every time you complete a WDI Inspection. To maintain your certification, you need to complete a recertification course before June 30 of the year you expire. The WDI Workshop being presented in the Northern Virginia area on April 10th will recertify you as a VPMA WDI Inspector! | April 10, 2024
8:30AM - 5:00PMBecome a VPMA Certified WDI Inspector, PLUS Earn Recertification Credits!This program prepares pest professionals to perform consistent, thorough inspections that their customers can truly rely on. Since termites and most other wood-destroying insects are generally hidden from view, it takes a trained professional to carefully detect conducive conditions, to know the habits and patterns of each insect, and to pinpoint signs of infestations. Take this training to become a VPMA Certified WDI Inspector! |
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