To receive the maximum education the student must be available on the following days:
May 23 (Saturday), May 24 (Sunday), and May 25 (Monday) The student will be expected to listen to the online lessons learning the basics of a good chant. The student will need to practice these beginning chant principles. The student needs to allow between 1-3 hours for practicing the principles in each of the lessons. These days will be listening to the lessons & practicing. These lessons can also be taken through Wednesday. You do not have to do them on Saturday, Sunday and Monday.
May 27 (Wednesday) thru June 3 (Wednesday at 10 pm CST) The student will have access to all of the auction business lectures. The student may take these classes any time during this period. Listening to these auction business lectures will be necessary for the student to understand the auction principles that will be covered on the final exam on June 4 (Available all-day any time Thursday through Friday, June 5 at 2pm CST).
Monday, May 25 and Wednesday, May 27 (or some students are on Tuesday, May 26 and Thursday May 28). The class days will be assigned to each student. These days will include a small group chant class (Video conference by Zoom) each day with an auctioneer instructor. The remainder of the time on these days, the student should practice the chant on their own for a few hours to prepare for the next day’s small group chant class (Video conference by Zoom). The student will be assigned a Zoom Video conference time. Instructions will be provided for the student with directions on how to call into the Zoom call.
May 31 (Sunday), June 1 (Monday), will be small group chant improvement (Video conference by Zoom) with several Missouri Auction School instructors & auctioneers. The dates and times will be dependent on the auctioneer teacher’s schedule and the Long or Short class depending on licensing requirements. The students will be assigned class times and dates.
June 2 (Tuesday) will be required small group sessions (Video conference by Zoom) at 7pm Central time (8pm Eastern) for students from Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Mississippi, New Hampshire, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Vermont, Virginia, West Virginia with a Missouri Auction School instructor. Students from the above states are required to participate in these sessions.
June 3 (Wednesday) thru June 7 (Sunday at 10 pm CST) The student (Long class) will have access to all of the Module 2 state auction exam review lessons required for your state license. The student may take these classes any time during this period. Listening to these lessons will be necessary for the student to understand the auction principles that are on your state auction exam and to complete the education requirements for your state.
June 4 (Thursday) The final exam will be taken online by the student available all-day Thursday through Friday, June 5 at 2pm CST. This exam must be completed by Friday, June 5 at 2pm CST.
REQUESTS FOR EXTENDED TIME TO FINISH THE CLASS
Students who wish to have more time to listen to the auction lectures may extend their class dates thru June 7 (Monday). These students will take their final exam anytime on June 9 (Tuesday). The Extension Late Fee for the extra days to listen to the lectures is $150.
The extended class time is for listening to the auction lectures and does not include additional chant Zoom calls. Students who have paid the $150 time extension late fee and have not completed all requirements including the final exam by midnight Pacific Time June 10 (Wednesday) will not graduate, will not receive a diploma, and will not receive a refund.
We look forward to working with you in learning the auction profession,
Paul Dewees
President, Missouri Auction School