CITY OF ARLINGTON, TX: As approved by the City of Arlington for their day care ordinance, our child care course was created specifically to meet the needs and requirements of this agency. Our course has been evaluated and accepted by the City of Arlington and meets all certification requirements. Once you have paid the course fees, completed the course and passed the final exam, you are done! We do all the rest.

After completing the course and final exam, you must print your certificate and course online out and maintain these documents in your employer’s files for inspection. This course also applies towards your annual state required clock hours.

CONTINUING ED: As accepted nationally for day care continuing ed hours and state mandated clock hours, our child care courses were created specifically to meet these needs and requirements. Our courses has been evaluated and accepted by the state agencies and meet all certification requirements.

After completing the course and final exam, you must print your certificate and course online out and maintain these documents in your employer’s files for inspection.

Food Handler Course/Certification

As approved by city/county/or state ordinances, our food handler programs are created specifically to meet the needs and requirements of those agencies. Our course has been evaluated and accepted by these regulatory agencies and meet all certification requirements. In most cases*, once you have paid the course fees, completed the course and passed the final exam, you are done! We do all the rest.

You will go through an easy registration process and being the course. Once you have completed and passed the final exam, you will be immediately issued a certificate you can download and print for your records. The approved city or county that has required you to take this food handler course will be notified of your passing status and you will be registered as a Certified Food Handler within that city/county/state, as of the date of completion.

There are 6 sections in this course. Once you've finished this course, you can continue on to take the Online Final Exam. The average time to complete the course and final test is 1 hour and 12 minutes.

*Please note that Bell County,TX, Tarrant County,Tx, the City of Richardson,TX, Mobile County,AL, & Tulsa,OK, all require you to bring this certificate to their offices for registration! The certificate you download from our site, DOES NOT substitute for their food handler cards! You will not complete the certification process until this is done! All other cities and counties listed allow CYAClass to file your information directly with them, for your convenience.

Professional Food Manager Prep Course

Covering Your Assets' online food manager certification training course is a comprehensive self-paced multimedia course that will prepare you to take the official CPFM certification exam.

Covering Your Assets has partnered with National Registry/LaserGrade as the testing provider who is approved in all United States jurisdictions where this certification is mandatory.

Upon registration, you can take as much time as you need to complete the course and will be guided through a series of quizzes, interactive exercises, and cartoon animations. Once you successfully complete this course, you will be provided with a link to locate the exam site closest to you (this is a proctored exam).

TABC Texas Alcohol Beverage Training

Anyone who sells, serves or delivers alcoholic beverages in Texas including persons who immediately manage, direct, supervise or control the sale or service of alcoholic beverages MUST BE TABC CERTIFIED in order for the business to continue to receive "Safe Harbor" from fines and penalties related to employees actions.

TABC certification is not required by Texas laws yet, but it might as well be. Failure to certify everyone who needs it can cause the business major problems. If a business can't prove that all its employees who sell, serve, direct, control or manage the sale or service of alcohol are TABC certified when a violation occurs, the business stands to have its license suspended, revoked and or pay fines. These business fines are IN ADDITION to any employee and management fines and penalties. The business fines are known as administrative penalties and are tried in a special Texas regulatory court.