QUESTION ON CERTIFICATION

[desert]

I have a question on something I have seen more than once. It says “if” you are aiming to earn a certification you must score a 90% on tests”

I am not aiming for a certification. I am taking these courses for my own benefit and knowledge to better myself for the purpose of maintaining my own equipment. Now, of course I am striving to do the best I can and score as high as I can. I don’t think I have done that bad thus far. How do you handle students in my case? What do we need to move on other courses in the program? Though I am not planning on being any appliance repair man I would consider moving on to other courses? for my own knowledge Again I will do the best I can.

[Susan Brown]

Since you paid for your own course, then it is completely up to you if you want to earn Certification or not. There is no requirement that you earn a certain score in order to move on in the course or take other courses.

The only exception to this, as you’ve seen, is Part 1 of the Final exam. We do have that set to block someone from taking Part 2 if they didn’t get 90% on Part 1. That’s just because most students are aiming for Certification, and we want to make sure they understand the questions and answers on Part 1 before doing the open answer final.

As a reminder, the requirements for Certification are 80% or higher on each unit quiz, and 90% or higher on each exam. I think your scores (except for the Final) meet that criteria, unless I missed something when I glanced over your results.

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