Annapolis, Md. — In response to increasing demand from the pest management profession, the Entomological Society of America Certification Corporation has launched an online application for its Associate Certified Entomologist (ACE) program — eliminating paper and mailing costs for applicants and speeding up the approval process.
After certifying more than 1,000 pest management professionals since 2004 and receiving countless more applications, the ESA Certification Corporation (ESACC) offers the online ACE submission form as a new convenient option and welcome change for applicants, who will be able to submit their information and get approved faster than ever before, ESA says.
“The online application is the result of much dedication and a lengthy process to ensure that the application is as simple and straightforward as possible. This really brings the program into the 21st century,” says Chelle Hartzer, B.C.E., director of the ESACC Certification Board.
For almost 15 years, the Associate Certified Entomologist program has allowed pest management professionals to distinguish their expertise in Integrated Pest Management. As the program grows, the new application will streamline the process and make applying and getting approved easier than ever, ESA reports.
To learn more about the online ACE application process and to apply, visit https://www.entocert.org/ace-application-process.
No more results found. After certifying more than 1,000 pest management professionals since 2004 and receiving countless more applications, the ESA Certification Corporation (ESACC) offers the online ACE submission form as a new convenient option and welcome change for applicants, who will be able to submit their information and get approved faster than ever before, ESA says.
“The online application is the result of much dedication and a lengthy process to ensure that the application is as simple and straightforward as possible. This really brings the program into the 21st century,” says Chelle Hartzer, B.C.E., director of the ESACC Certification Board.
For almost 15 years, the Associate Certified Entomologist program has allowed pest management professionals to distinguish their expertise in Integrated Pest Management. As the program grows, the new application will streamline the process and make applying and getting approved easier than ever, ESA reports.
To learn more about the online ACE application process and to apply, visit https://www.entocert.org/ace-application-process.