The FTCE and FELE are offered on computer at flexible times and locations throughout the year.
Minimal computer skills are required to complete the computer-based tests. You need to be comfortable with a Windows environment and with using a mouse, including clicking, double-clicking, dragging, and scrolling.
To register, select "Register Now." For a list of computer-based test sites, see "Test Sites."
Computer-based testing registrations can be changed or canceled online by the examinee for any reason up until the 24 hours before the testing appointment with no additional fees or penalties. See "Changing/Canceling Your Registration" for instructions for changing or canceling a computer-based testing appointment.
After being seated for your computer-based test, you will complete a tutorial before taking the actual test. The tutorial demonstrates how to move from question to question, how to mark and change answers, and how to go back and review previously answered or skipped questions. If the test you are taking includes a recorded component or a performance component, you will be shown how these questions will be presented and how to record your responses during the actual test.
You will be provided with a pencil and note paper for use during the test. For certain tests, you will also be provided with a calculator; see "Test Selection" for details. See "What to Bring to the Test Site" and "Test Site Rules" for details about the day of the test, including information about identification and security policies.
At the conclusion of your test, you will receive your unofficial score results for the multiple-choice questions. If you took a test with a performance component, you will receive proof of testing that documents your completion of the test.
Unofficial score results will not be provided for tests experiencing score delays. Delayed score reporting is a normal part of the test development process; see "Score Reporting" for more information, including a list of test fields currently affected by score report delays.
Your unofficial pass/fail status will be available to you on this Web site according to the schedule provided in "Score Reporting." You will receive your official score report in the mail.
If you do not pass the test or if you attend a score verification session, you must wait 31 days before retaking the test.
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