ASE Winter Registration Opens
Technician testing can be completed in any of three methods.
In-person testing options are at over 450 proctored test centers year-round on weekdays in the evenings and on weekends.
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The winter registration period for the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence testing period is now open. Those who register now through March 31 will have 90 days to schedule an appointment to take the selected ASE certification tests.
ASE provides three convenient certification options:
In-person testing - All tests can be taken in person at over 450 secure, proctored Prometric test centers, available year-round on weekdays in the evenings and on weekends.
ProProctor remote testing - This online option allows people to take ASE recertification tests remotely.
ASE renewal app - For those with valid automobile certifications (A1-A9), the renewal application offers a streamlined way to manage recertification on a mobile device.
ASE also offers free study guides to help with preparation for the tests. The study guides help test takers gauge their test readiness and help focus their preparation. The guide for each test series provides details on the individual tests, includes sample questions, and offers suggestions for further preparation.
To register and choose an available option for selected ASE certification tests, visit ASE.com, click “register,” and sign in. Once logged in, users can click “orders” and then “store,” where they can locate the tests they want to take. After adding those tests to the cart, they can check out ,and registration is complete. For assistance, registrants should contact ASE customer service at 800-390-6789.
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