CCP Examination

CCP program participants must successfully complete a 100-item online multiple choice examination to receive CCP certification. A score of 70 or better is required. The CCP examination test items are designed to assess general understanding of core program concepts, as well as key strategies and interventions. The psychometric properties of this test have been evaluated by the University of Minnesota UCCS Testing Center.

The CCP exam is taken online using a home or office computer. To preserve the integrity of the examination, no two test takers receive the test questions in the same order. Each test taker receives approximately 17 items from each module in random order, e.g., a test taker may be presented with an item related to Module 3, followed by an item related to Module 6.

CCP program participants should schedule at least 90 minutes of uninterrupted time to complete the final examination. Although the exam is not timed, the exam must be completed in one sitting. As time allows, the CCP program manual may be referenced during the examination. We strongly encourage test takers to complete all modules and review their manual prior to attempting the examination.

Test takers receive their score and test submission confirmation via email immediately upon completing the examination. If a score of 70 or better is attained, CCP and continuing education certificates are immediately emailed to the test taker in PDF format.

Failed Examinations & Extensions

Participants who fail to receive a score of 70 or better on the CCP certification examination, are eligible for a second examination attempt 30 days following the failed examination. After 30 days, the participant’s CCP account will be updated and the test will be automatically activated for a second examination attempt.

While there is no fee for a second examination attempt, it must be completed within one-year of the initial program registration date.

Individuals may request a third examination attempt or an extension if they fail to successfully complete the examination within one year of registration. A $325 fee will apply.

 

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