NEW NCCER Testing System

GREAT NEWS! NCCER is making module testing easier.

Want to save countless hours administering, scoring and submitting module completions?

NCCER’s new Testing System electronically creates, launches, scores, stores and submits module tests. Say goodbye to all those Form 200s!

How does the NCCER Testing System work?

Previous processes required craft instructors to generate, administer and score NCCER module tests and then submit for credentials. The new system allows for all of this to be done electronically while also eliminating the need for paper-based tests and record storage. Completed Performance Profiles can be entered directly into the system.

System includes:

• Platform managed in-house by NCCER
• Single Sign-On with Registry System (only one login/password for both)
• Multiple test forms
• Automatic scoring
• Electronic record storage
• Proctor Station for ease in test administration
• Tests administered and delivered online
• Paper test option for pipeline covered task modules in development
• Automatic submission to NCCER’s Registry System
• Web-based platform does not require any special software or hardware
• Operates and conforms to all major browsers
• Automatically conforms to multiple devices – (i.e. laptops, tablets, Google Chromebooks, Macbooks)

Current Crafts

NCCER’s 127 NEW Pipeline Covered Task modules as well as the most recent versions of HVAC, Electrical, Carpentry, Welding, Heavy Equipment Operator, Construction Technology, Masonry and Plumbing plus Core (4th and 5th editions) are available for testing. More are being added each week.

Purchase Options

Accredited organizations have two options to buy and pay for tests. Click here to get started.

Note: NCCER does not set commercial terms for tests.

Comments About Test Questions

Proctors will need to supply test takers with a comment form if the test taker has a comment about a test question. The instructions to proctors for logging a test taker's comment and the form to be used are found on the NCCER Support page Submit a Question Comment to NCCER. Click here to download the comment form.

Testing Management System (attention current system users)

After July 31st, 2017, the old testing management system will no longer be available.

NCCER is working with your Accredited Training Sponsor to ensure a smooth transition to the new NCCER Testing System in the 2017-2018 school year. Please continue to watch for emails and information throughout the coming months.