Private Postsecondary School Consultant As a Private Postsecondary School Consultant, I help people who want to
start a private career school or who would like to start a college. I have created this website to offer
my services to anyone who needs assistance with an application for licensure to open a vocational school or college
or who simply wishes to look into the feasibility of opening a career school or college. I have been
in the field of education since 1976 when I started my own English as a Second
Language school in Argentina. Since that time I developed a respect for planning
before execution and thorough curriculum development. I offer a number of
effective ways to get your school started and approved and I take the hassle out
of the paperwork for you. So please review my website and feel free to
contact me if you have any questions.
State Board for Private Postsecondary Education Each state has an agency
that has the authority to grant licensure or approval for private postsecondary vocational schools,
non-degree-granting and degree-granting institutions. In Arizona,
for instance, the State Board for Private Postsecondary Education has the approval
authority for non degree-granting proprietary schools and non-accredited degree-granting institutions.
In Texas, the Texas Workforce Commission approves and regulates
private career schools and if you want to start a school in Florida that offers
allied health programs,
you must apply to the Commission for Independent Education. I assist my clients put together
often complex and difficult application and to successfully apply for and receive approval
for their schools or programs.
Your Business Vision My
background in education has
given me the experience to truly appreciate the difficulties in running a
postsecondary school. It has taught me the language of the regulators and given
me the ability to recognize the true intent of the policy makers. I am
able to offer my clients practical solutions that can and have worked to create
a new school owner's business vision.
Please take
the time to review my site and judge for yourself. I will be expecting your
call!
How To Start a Private Career School If you are thinking
about how to start a private career school or college, I can show you the most effective cost
efficient way to get started. I have put together successful applications for licensure to the
Commission for Independent Education and applied for approval to operate a non degree granting
institution from the
Division of Private Licensed Schools in Pennsylvania and
the Texas Workforce Commission as well as the Arizona
State Board for Private Postsecondary Education.
I am familiar with the applications and regulations of Maryland, Mississippi,
Rhode Island, Washington, North Carolina and Virginia. I have assisted clients to open their own colleges and can show you the way to create
the business plan to start your school.
Florida's
Commission for Independent Education The
Commission for
Independent Education has statutory responsibilities in Florida regarding nonpublic,
postsecondary, educational institutions. The
Commission for Independent Education have
one of the most comprehensive website of any postsecondary approval agency. You will
find the application more complex than most and a thorough reading of the Chapter 1005
of Florida Statues and Chapter 6E of the Florida Administrative Code is advised before
you attempt it. Applicants are also required to submit to a criminal background check.
I can take the hassle out of all the paperwork involved. Call me at 818-640-2112 or
contact me and we can discuss getting your school approved.
Pennsylvania's
State Board of Private Licensed Schools The Pennsylvania Department
of Education has licensing authority for private degree-granting institutions.
The
Division
of Private Licensed Schools has authority over for-profit/proprietary
schools and for-profit/proprietary vocational-technical schools. Pennsylvania Department
of Education's
Division of Private Licensed Schools is a tough and rigorous application
process. As of 2007, there were approximately 324 private licensed schools in Pennsylvania
and 16 registered out-of-state schools. Most of the schools offer certificate or diploma
programs with 89 institutions authorized to grant specialized associate degrees. I can help
you though the red tape involved so call me at 818-640-2112 or
contact me and we can
discuss getting your school approved.
The
Texas Workforce Commission The
Texas Workforce Commission
has authority over private career/vocational-technical schools in Texas. The process usually
takes between two to three months from the time the application packet is submitted to the time
that all of the requirements are met and a Certificate of Approval is issued by the
Texas Workforce Commission. There are three different applications,
each for a different type of school. Since the distinctions between
the types of schools can be somewhat technical, call me at 818-640-2112 for classification.
Arizona's
State Board for Private Postsecondary Education The
Arizona State Board
for Private Postsecondary Education is responsible for enforcing the statutes and
rules relating to private postsecondary education in Arizona. In this capacity,
the
State Board for Private
Postsecondary Education is charged with licensing
and regulating persons and organizations operating vocational programs and granting
degrees within the State of Arizona. To obtain a license to operate vocational or
degree programs, a person must go through the
State Board for Private
Postsecondary Education’s License application process, which takes between 180 and 240 days. I can help you
though the red tape involved. Call me at 818-640-2112 or
contact me and we can discuss getting
your school approved.
California's Bureau for Private Postsecondary Education The
Bureau
for Private Postsecondary and Vocational Education (BPPVE) became inoperative on 7/1/07.
Certain functions of the BPPVE, such as STRF Claims and student complaints are currently
being handled by the Department of Consumer Affairs At the present time California does
have an oversight agency. The BPPVE is now closed. Assembly Bill 1525 and Senate Bill 45
were passed into law in 2007 creating voluntary agreements that the most schools have signed.
The agreement requires an institution to comply with California statutes, rules and regulations
pertaining to private postsecondary educational institutions or pertaining to non-WASC regionally
accredited institutions as they existed on 6/30/07. A copy of the statutes, rules and regulations
that were in effect can be found at the
Bureau
for Private Postsecondary and Vocational Education
(BPPVE) Web site at: http://www.bppve.ca.gov/reform_act/index.html
If you want to start a private career school or college in California call me
at 818-640-2112 or contact me and we can discuss getting your school started.
