What are the continuing education requirements for contractors license in Utah?

A Contractor Licensee is obligated to complete six hours of continuing education each licensing period. Three hours must be "core" education and the remaining three may be "core" or "professional" related. All courses must be approved by DOPL to be acceptable.

How do I check my CE hours in Utah?

On the registry, licensees can verify that CE hours have been submitted by the provider. There is a 'Courses Taken' area on the registry where a licensee can enter in their license number and view all courses DOPL has received for their license number.

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Contract with Consultant to Teach Workshops

Contract Workshops With Living Quarters In Utah

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Employment - Consultants

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US-00449BG

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The Contract with Consultant to Teach Workshops provides a structured agreement between a corporation and a consultant for the delivery of educational workshops in Utah. Key features of this contract include the nature of work to be performed, indicating that the consultant will teach specific subjects at workshops organized by the corporation. It specifies the location and times when the services will be delivered, allowing flexibility based on the needs of the workshops. The contract outlines payment terms, stating that the corporation will compensate the consultant with a percentage of workshop fees collected, while also clarifying that the consultant is responsible for their travel and living expenses. The duration of the contract is defined, and it establishes the consultant's status as an independent contractor rather than an employee, ensuring no entitlement to employee benefits. Moreover, an indemnification clause protects the corporation from any losses related to the consultant's conduct. This document is essential for attorneys, partners, owners, associates, paralegals, and legal assistants working in educational or corporate settings, as it offers a clear framework for engaging consultants, ensuring compliance with legal standards, and mitigating liability risks.

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Before submitting your license application, double-check you have all the requirements by completing the Pre-Application Checklist. The General Contractors License Guide website says the Utah Division of Occupational and Professional License can take anywhere from 4-6 weeks to process your application.

A Contractor Licensee is obligated to complete six hours of continuing education each licensing period. Three hours must be "core" education and the remaining three may be "core" or "professional" related. All courses must be approved by DOPL to be acceptable.

On the registry, licensees can verify that CE hours have been submitted by the provider. There is a 'Courses Taken' area on the registry where a licensee can enter in their license number and view all courses DOPL has received for their license number.

Continuing education shall consist of 24 hours of qualified continuing professional education in each preceding two-year period of licensure or prior to reinstatement of licensure. A minimum of 2 hours shall be related to legal and ethical principles of practice.