The Inspection Academy
Try the Texas Standards of Practice Course Free —48 Hours, No Credit Card
Your access expires 48 hours after you start. Enroll within 48 hours after that to keep your progress.
Get 48-hour access to TIA’s full Texas Standards of Practice course. Real content. Real activities. The exact platform enrolled students use. See how we teach before you spend a dollar.
- Experience the actual TIA course platform. Not a demo. Not a preview.
- See all six types of interactive activities used in every TIA course.
- Learn real Texas SOP content in the actual Texas SOP course.
- Enroll within 48 hours after your free access ends and your progress carries over — you pick up right where you left off.
- TREC-Approved Qualifying Education Provider #701080
- 80% First-Time Pass Rate
- 100% Online — Complete on Your Schedule
- Real Texas Content — Not Generic National Curriculum
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Common Questions
- What happens after 48 hours?
- Your free access simply ends — nothing is charged, because we never asked for a card. If you want to keep going, enroll in the course or a full licensing bundle and keep learning without missing a beat.
- Will I lose my work?
- If you enroll within 48 hours after your free access ends, your progress is saved and you pick up exactly where you left off. If you wait longer than 48 hours to enroll, we cannot keep your progress because we need to free up LMS seats.
- How much does full enrollment cost?
- The Texas Standards of Practice course on its own is $530. Complete Texas licensing bundles range from $2,000 to $2,750, and payment plans are available.
- Why should I choose TIA?
- The Inspection Academy is TREC-Approved Provider #701080 with an 80% first-time pass rate — well above the Texas average of ~57%. We're the only TREC-approved school built by a licensed professional inspector (TREC #24038) who also holds a Master's degree in Instructional Technology. Our courses are designed using adult learning theory, not passive video lectures.