What is the NHLA Inspector Training School

The NHLA Inspector Training School was founded in 1948 to fill an increasing demand for skilled hardwood lumber inspectors. The 14-week program teaches the rules and application of the NHLA hardwood lumber grading system and prepares students for a career in the hardwood lumber industry. Since its founding, the School has graduated more than 7,100 students from around the world.

To view the current 14-week course catalog click here.

Enrollment Is Now Open For:
The 10-week 2012 summer program at Purdue University in West Lafayette, Ind. and
The 14-week 2012 fall program at NHLA Headquarters in Memphis, Tenn. APPLY NOW 

NHLA Inspector Training School is an accredited by the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges (ACCSC)

STUDENT SUCCESS STORIES


Mark Williams

While most NHLA Inspector Training School graduates enjoy successful careers as lumber graders working throughout the world, many use their NHLA experience beyond the grading shed. Mark Williams of the 148th Class is one of them. 

Employer: Brown Brothers Harriman & Co. in New York, NY

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