2low4u

currenly trying to work my way up at a body shop, currently i'm a porter/detailer hoping to move into parts

ive taken a bunch of auto body and paint classes at a community college

was originally gonna take the state certs but i may be leaving the state in a year or two

my question is, are there any prerecs for taking ASE test(lookin at either the parts one or the auto body)

any good study guides that can be found online or toher places, just lookin for info on em

thanks

CashMoney

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If ASE certs are anything like the computer certs I have to take there are no Prereqs you just show up with money and pay for the test. Go to Barnes and Nobles or look on Amazon.com for books on the subject I have to take my CCNA for school and I just picked up CCNA in 30 days. Even though I'm in my CISCO class I figured it would give me more of an edge.

88monte

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there are no rereqs required for ASE tests. just make sure you rear all the questions well because some are worded just a little different and it throws off the whole answer. its usually every 6 months. you can register online at www.ase.com i think? i was too lazy to search yahoo for the link.
make sure you get the study books too. they help out a lot.

fuseone

so is the test really really really hard. like only a so many people could pass it or is it doable if you try

JUICED96Z

http://www.ase.com/AMTemplate.cfm?Se...ContentID=3493


All you need to know on what the test is like...

I am going to get mine once I am done with aircraft maintenance next semester.. allready took the classes.

RPM Mark

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I haven't taken any of the body shop tests but I have taken all the auto tests. They are not very hard, not even the advanced level tests, the main thing is that the questions are worded in a way to make sure you are paying attention. You need a good grasp of the material but just be sure that you read the question completely and all the possible answers completely and eliminate the 2 that don't make any sense and then decide which one of the 2 left makes the most sense. That's how ASE tests are.

A good study guide is very helpful, I used Mitchell's, www.Mitchell1.com
They have practice tests in there and answers, so you can actually get a decent idea of how well you'll do.

Take your time, I don't know how many you're planning on taking but don't do more than 4 in a day, and the first time out I would do only 2 max! Recheck it when you're done. You've got 4 hours to take them.

Good luck
Mark

2low4u

lookin at the parts specialist test and maybe the collision one

tuff

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http://www.i-car.com/ Big in the autobody collison.Most all shops and techs have been through somekind of i car training.And they offer online training also.