Changes on tap for ASE L1 in 2016 - New Composite Vehicle
Posted to Emissions Forum on 11/25/2015
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The L1 exam is changing. Beginning on January 1, 2016, all
ASE L1 exams will use the updated Composite Vehicle
Type 4 (CV4) Blue Booklet. Here is a document
addressing some of the frequently asked questions:
[ASE_L1_CV4_FAQs_10302015]
The video below describes the changes including:
•L1 Background
•Prerequisite and work experience requirements
•Highlights of the New CV4
•Credentialing considerations for 2016
•Registration and scheduling
•Test preparation
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hk-L1kf27DA.
If you take the L1 test before January 1st:
•You will take the CV3 version
•Regular exams are 60 questions (50 scored), 135
minutes
•Recertification exams are 50 questions (50 scored),
120 minutes
•You will receive immediate results
If you take the exam between January 1 and June
2016:
•You will take the new CV4 version
•All exams will be 75 questions, 180 minutes
•You will not receive immediate results
•Results will be posted to your myASE account in June
•Results will be based upon 50 of the 75 items
If you take the L1 test after June 2016:
•You will take the CV4 version
•Regular exams will be 60 questions (50 scored), 135
minutes
•Recertification exams will be 50 questions (50
scored), 120 minutes
•You will receive immediate results
Current, unexpired L1 credentials are still valid until
their posted expiration. There is no need to take the L1
CV4-based exam if your are not expiring, but you may if you
would like.
The CV4 information and CV4 Blue book for the L1 exams in
2016 are not yet available for download. Email notifications
will be sent when they are released. When they are, you will
be able to find them here: http://www.ase.com/Test-Prep-Training/Study-Guides/Download-the-Guides.aspx
To avoid confusion with the current version CV3, the
targeted release for CV4 is the end of December.
Thank you to all of folks that played a role in this huge
transition to CV4. Without your effort and dedication this
would never have been possible. We appreciate your support!
To all of you that will be sitting for the the new L1 CV4
exam during the transition, we are glad you're taking on the
challenge of this L1. We appreciate your patience waiting
for the results. Thank you!
Dan Baumhardt Technician/Technical Information Specialist ASE Leesburg, Virginia, USA
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