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Code · Kentucky · Kentucky Revised Statutes

198B.093 Internship and cooperative placement hours to count towards licensure

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by department -- Hours of equivalency -- Administrative regulations.
(1)The department shall recognize and allow dual credit students receiving directly
related on-the-job training equivalencies of internship and cooperative placement
hours to count toward the hours necessary to obtain licensure in a profession
regulated by the department, including but not limited to electrician, plumbing, and
heating, ventilation, and air conditioning licenses.
(2)The maximum equivalencies to count toward licensure under subsection
(1)of this
section shall be:
(a)For electrician licenses, up to four thousand (4,000) hours in accordance with
KRS 227A.060;
(b)For plumber licenses, up to two
(2)years; and
(c)For heating, ventilation, and air conditioning licenses, up to three thousand
(3,000) hours.
(3)The department shall establish a reporting system under this section through the
promulgation of administrative regulations in accordance with KRS Chapter 13A.
(4)The department shall utilize the current administrative regulations governing
licensure attainment to determine the eligibility and applicability of directly related
on-the-job training hours, ensuring alignment with existing licensure requirements
and standards.
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