Contractors Classroom in Spanish
Many California contractors are more comfortable reading about a course in Spanish before they buy. This page is an honest list of what is available in Spanish today and what is still in English.
One-time purchase, no subscription. Law & Business included.
Available in Spanish today
- The whole public website under /spanish: home, courses, free preview, pricing, demo videos, Success Center and Business Center.
- All eight demo videos, with Spanish narration and Spanish captions.
- A Spanish page for every trade, explaining what the CSLB exam covers and what the course includes.
- The Terms of Use, Privacy Policy and Refund Policy.
Currently in English
- The classroom study interface that opens after you choose a trade.
- The question bank and the Learning Hub lessons. Spanish translation of the questions is not part of the course yet.
- The Application Tool, although its demo video has Spanish narration.
What this means for you
You can read everything about the course, its price and its refund terms in Spanish, watch the narrated demos, and open the free preview to see the English classroom before you buy. The course is one price for everyone: a one-time purchase for your trade, with Law & Business included.
See the classroom in action
Frequently asked questions
Can I study the course in Spanish?
The website, the demo videos and the trade pages are in Spanish. The classroom itself, with its questions and lessons, is currently in English, so try the free preview first to see whether it works for you.
Does the Spanish edition cost the same?
Yes. There is one course and one price, a one-time purchase for your trade with Law & Business included, whichever language you read the website in.
Where do I start in Spanish?
Start at the Spanish home page, watch the Classroom Basics video, then open the free preview for your trade.
Ready to practice for real?
Try the real classroom free, no sign-up, or get the full course for your trade.
Independent exam preparation. Contractors Classroom is not affiliated with the Contractors State License Board, and no course can guarantee a passing result.