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Registration Opens for 2025 Louisiana Residential Contractor Seminar

Hannah Yeh Reporter / Updated : 2025-04-15 17:01:29
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BATON ROUGE, La. — Registration has opened for the Louisiana Contractor Accreditation Institute's (LCAI) Residential Contractor Seminar. This 10-week course is a cornerstone of the state's nationally recognized construction professional education provider. The LCAI Residential Contractor Seminar is designed to equip contractors with fundamental technical knowledge essential for maximizing business opportunities within the residential construction industry.

The course will be held online via Zoom for two hours every Monday and Wednesday evening, from 6 PM to 8 PM, between June 2nd and August 6th. The registration deadline is May 31st, and the course fee is $350, which includes textbook costs. Those interested in registering can visit the LCAI Residential Contractor page and click the "Apply Now" button.

The Residential Contractor Seminar is one of three programs offered by LCAI, tailored for small and emerging construction businesses. Key topics covered include:

Print reading
Building calculations
Site work, demolition and construction
Foundations, formwork and retaining walls
Concrete and masonry
Wood frame construction
Finishes
Roof structures
Structural loads
Related trades
Special construction and equipment
Safety codes

Since 2016, through a partnership between Louisiana Economic Development (LED), the Louisiana State Licensing Board for Contractors (LSLBC), and the Louisiana Community and Technical College System (LCTCS), over 1,600 participants have completed LCAI seminars, meeting the growing demands of the construction industry within the state. Later this year, other contractor accreditation courses are planned, including a Business and Law Seminar scheduled from October 7th to November 13th.

For more information about the program, please contact Camille Campbell at 225.342.5534 or [email address removed]. For registration assistance, please contact Tina Clement at 985-448-5910 or [email address removed].

About LCAI

The Louisiana Contractor Accreditation Institute (LCAI) is a partnership between Louisiana Economic Development (LED), the Louisiana Community and Technical College System (LCTCS), and the Louisiana State Licensing Board for Contractors (LSLBC). LCAI seminars and courses support small and emerging construction businesses in building a solid knowledge base in the commercial and residential construction industries.

About LED

Louisiana Economic Development (LED) is responsible for strengthening the state’s business environment and creating a more 1  vibrant economy. In 2023, LED attracted more than $25 billion 2  in capital investment, creating 19,000 potential new and retained jobs. Learn more about LED’s efforts to cultivate jobs and economic opportunity for the people of Louisiana and employers of all sizes at OpportunityLouisiana.com.   

Additional Background:

U.S. Residential Construction Market Trends: The U.S. construction market is experiencing steady growth, with the residential construction sector anticipating continued expansion driven by population increases and rising housing demand. (Source: Associated General Contractors of America)
Importance of Empowering Construction Businesses: The construction industry is a field that must rapidly adapt to technological and regulatory changes. Through systematic education and training, construction businesses can secure competitiveness and provide high-quality construction services. The role of specialized educational institutions like LCAI is becoming increasingly important.
Advantages of Online Education: Online education provides learning opportunities without the constraints of time and space, offering a flexible learning environment for busy professionals in the construction industry. Real-time online lectures using platforms like Zoom can enhance learning effectiveness and provide networking opportunities.
Characteristics of the Louisiana Construction Industry: Located on the Gulf Coast, Louisiana has a significant need for preparedness against natural disasters such as hurricanes. The safety regulations and special construction-related content covered in the LCAI seminar will be important educational topics reflecting these regional characteristics.
This LCAI Residential Contractor Seminar is expected to provide practical assistance for the growth of small and emerging construction businesses within Louisiana. Through a systematic educational program, participants will be able to acquire the core knowledge and skills necessary to operate successful businesses in the residential construction sector. With the registration deadline approaching, interested construction business representatives are encouraged to participate actively.

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