COMM CENTERS OR COLLEGES:   NECC Test Site Application 

Eligible candidates located in your vicinity are provided your agency proctor name and contact information. These candidates will coordinate directly with you to arrange a specific date and time for testing.  Candidates cannot log into the testing web site without the Proctor first logging on with their individual Proctor Number.

Your Agency Proctor is responsible for arranging an adequate testing location separate from outside activity and disturbances. An adequate location will contain a comfortable chair, testing computer with Internet access and adequate lighting. The testing computer must be connected to a printer or have the capability to copy final test results

THE TEST

The current Telecommunicator exam is 120 questions. We estimate 2 hours for a candidate and feel a 2-hour limit can be reasonably set.

The PTC scores all tests during the testing process. The candidate is the only person who will receive the exam results and they will receive those results immediately upon finishing the exam. The results will be sent to a printer, therefore a private location or ability to get the results off the printer is needed. The candidate is the only person who can choose to share the results of the exam.

Instructors will provide the NECC the names of the successful candidates. These names will be listed on the NECC Web Registry

NECC and the candidate will be notified and the candidate will receive information on what part or parts of the exam exhibited incorrect answers or skill level.  

Upon qualifying, each test site will be given their own individual Proctor Number and will be listed at www.911Certification.org as a certified site. 

Again, we would like to thank you for your interest in becoming an NECC Certified Test Site. If you have any questions concerning becoming a test site, please contact us. Your areas of concern and input are important to us. Direct your E-Mail questions to Info@911Certification.org.