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Online registration is here and it's a good idea to begin your study
preparations early. The tests will be November 5, 10, and 12, 2009 depending
on what test and whether it's a recertification test or not.

ASE suggests that you not take more than 225 questions per session. A
session is one night of exams lasting four hours. The fees are $36 to register
and $27 for regular tests and the advanced tests cost $54 each.

Bring two number two pencils with a good eraser just in case. You should try
to get there a little early; it takes time to park and locate the room the test will
be given in.

Visit www.ase.com for easy and fast online registration. Their Customer
service number is 703-669-6600 and their toll-free information line is
1-888-273-8378 (1-888-ASE-TEST).       
ASE Online Pencil/Paper Test Registration
Computer-based testing is gaining popularity in part because of its
convenience. It's nice to be able to pick your test time and day. These tests
are timed between 1/2 and 2 hours depending upon the test you take.

They cover all eight tests from A-1 to A-8 and register January 12th -
February 16th. The CBT testing dates are January 19th - February 23rd,
2009.    The only real downside we see is the time limit. If you are the kind of
test taker who likes to take their time then this probably isn't for you.

These tests are given in a proctored setting usually located at a community
college. They have over 200 locations and registration fees are $74 with
regular tests running $37 each and the advanced level tests L1 and L2 $74
each, with multiple recertification's not to exceed $165.

Go to
www.ase.com in the registration tab and then the click on CBT for more
details about the upcoming testing times and computer testing center
locations. Online sample ASE testing like Free ASE Study Guides are a good
way of getting used to computer style testing. Telephone # 1-800-525-6929
Good Luck!
Unfortunately so many people fail these exams. Most of the time it's because
they weren't prepared. The questions on the test are geared toward an
industry standard and the answers were not what they expected. The good
news is it's mostly common sense and most people fail by only a few
questions. Amazing! If you can improve your score by only a few questions
then you pass. We suggest you study. These free study guides will help you
on your path to success.

Please read through the Study Tips section and feel free to look around the
web site. It has 8 free online ASE certification tests and is filled with
information on the upcoming ASE exams. This site is constantly being updated
so expect to see more sample questions and information regarding automotive
testing and repair. The navigation bar to the left is linked to each of the ASE
study guides and free practice tests located on the website.
(CBT) Computer Based-Testing
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Free ASE study guides.com was created to help the automotive technicians
to achieve their goals as an ASE certified technician.  According to the
Department of Labor growth in this field is expected to increase by 14%. Use
this and other ASE certification training, ASE practice test sites, and
hardback study guides to achieve ASE automotive certification. Just take
some time and study.

It's worth your time and
you are in demand. This is good news in difficult
times. We sincerely wish you the best of luck in acquiring these automotive
skills and certifications.
Final Note:
This is an ASE study guide to
help automotive technicians pass
any one of eight (A1-A8) ASE
certification tests. ASE Certified
Technicians are in high demand
in spite of the economic situation.
These free ASE study guides
have been written by Master
Technicians who have been
taking these tests for years and
know what to expect.
Obstacles are those
frightful things you see
when you take your eyes
off your goals.

- Henry Ford
Free A.S.E. Study Guide
              An ASE Study Guide for the Automotive Technician