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    Q: Is there a study guide for the exam?

    No, we do not yet have enough information to provide such a guide.

    Q: What should I do to prepare for the exam?

    There are several things you can do to prepare for the exam.

    • Look at the criteria list, and make sure you understand them all thoroughly.
    • Study the ISO standards on LCA. Make sure you really know them.
    • LCANZ Code of Conduct, and equivalent ACLCA Ethics statement.
    • Study an LCA textbook, e.g. The Hitchhiker's Guide to LCA

    Q: Do I need a calculator for the exam?

    No. in fact you may not bring any electronic device into the examination room. Any calculations are based on simple arithmetic that you can do by hand.

    Q: What is the format of the exam?

    The exam is a multiple-choice format.

    Q: How will the exam be graded?

    The exam will be graded on a curve. This means that approximately 30% of those taking the exam will not pass.

    Q: If I fail the exam, do I have to re-register to take it again?

    You will need to sign up for the exam, but your pre-requisite status will remain the same. You do not need to re-submit your documentation.

    Q: Can you arrange an exam near me?

    Yes, that can be arranged for most cities: contact ALCAS (certification@alcas.asn.au) to discuss this matter.

    Q: Can I take this exam over the internet?

    Sorry, there is no way to assure the integrity of an un-proctored exam. Only in-person tests can be administered.

    Q: How long is my certification good for?

    Your certification is good for three years. You need to submit documentation to show continuing education credits to remain certified. See the recertification process on the lcacenter.org website.