Going after my ISSA cert

[Ragetiger]

Well after a year and a half of being a regular at the gym, I've taken my passion for lifting to become a trainer. It's a worth wild career change, been driving for ten years, and I needed this change.

It's not cheap and I still need to get my adult CPR and AED certs, so I'll get those just before I take my finals. Right now I'm a third of the way done with the tests. It's surprising how much I already knew, I did the practice final and got 70% without even openingthe book. I think i still need a 75% or better to pass, like with the other tests.

I'm hoping I will be certified by the end of March.

Here's to a new life, one I can be proud of and look forward to.

[CelticMuscle]

Originally Posted by Ragetiger

Well after a year and a half of being a regular at the gym, I've taken my passion for lifting to become a trainer. It's a worth wild career change, been driving for ten years, and I needed this change.

It's not cheap and I still need to get my adult CPR and AED certs, so I'll get those just before I take my finals. Right now I'm a third of the way done with the tests. It's surprising how much I already knew, I did the practice final and got 70% without even openingthe book. I think i still need a 75% or better to pass, like with the other tests.

I'm hoping I will be certified by the end of March.

Here's to a new life, one I can be proud of and look forward to.

Congratulations on your progress. Can I ask if this is a formal examination or a practical assessment?

[Slevin]

CRP and AED are pretty easy to get.

Best of luck to you!

[Ragetiger]

Originally Posted by CelticMuscle

Congratulations on your progress. Can I ask if this is a formal examination or a practical assessment?

the practice test was more of an assessment of what I knew already. Not really sure if the 75% passing will apply to the final exam, didn't really see anything reguarding that. The other tests that are done online were based on 75% passing.