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Begin by entering today's date and the AAC applicant's name in the designated fields. Ensure accuracy as this information is crucial for processing.
Fill in the Primary Administrator's details, including their name, title, telephone number, email, and NCCER Card number. This section verifies who will oversee the assessment center.
Proceed to Section I: Assessment and Certification Program Goals. Provide a brief description of your assessment center's history and goals for accreditation. Use clear statements or attach additional documents if necessary.
In Section II: Assessment Program Administration, answer questions regarding anticipated candidate numbers and types of assessments you plan to deliver. Be specific about your policies for retesting and maintaining assessment security.
Complete Section III: Candidate Administration by detailing how candidates are accepted for testing and how results will be communicated. This ensures transparency in your processes.
Finally, review all sections for completeness before signing at the end of the document to attest that all information is accurate.
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