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NPMA Certification

Industry certification · earned in Pest Control Technician

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NPMA Certification

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Issued by National Pest Management Association
What it is

NPMA Certification is a portable industry credential issued by National Pest Management Association — pest-management certification. It is recognised by employers wherever the trade is practised, independent of the school that trained you.

What it proves

It proves that the holder has been examined against a published standard — knowledge on a written exam and, in most cases, an observed practical performance — and has met the standard of National Pest Management Association.

How it is earned here

At VoTechWorks the credential is earned inside the programs that carry it (Pest Control Technician): the universal core, one competency course per curriculum area with a written exam, an observed skills demonstration and a signed log each, a capstone, an externship, then exam preparation and the credential exam itself, sat at the school's authorized testing center or the body's own site.

Where it leads

It leads to entry-level employment in Agriculture, Environment & Public Service, counts toward the next credential on the stackable pathway, and is the first line on the résumé an employer reads.

Keeping it

Most industry credentials renew every 2–5 years by continuing education or re-test; NCCER and AWS records stay on the registry.

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