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Our Study System |
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ContractorExam.Coms' Study System starts with our commitment to being able to provide exam preparation material that will enable a construction professional to study with peace of mind. When you have taken advantage of CEC's building block study materials you will be confident on test day. The study system includes 3 types of exam preparation building blocks/materials, each designed to enhance one another, but not be redundant. State classifications differ from state to state. Therefore, you can be assured that each of our exam preparations are different. We already have many State Classifications in our database containing close to seventy thousand (70,000) questions. If we don't have the trade/classification you are looking for, then tell us what state trade/classification you need by using the form on our "Contact Us" page. We'll research it for you and we'll design your preparation materials accordingly! |
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| 1) | The "Comprehensive Tutorial" contains questions, answers, correct answers,
and page/paragraph references to the book where the question has been taken. Questions also contain commentary (
where needed), math solutions (where needed) and diagrams when the question refers to one. The Comprehensive Tutorial is designed for the individual who needs to have and own study aids. We also call the Comprehensive Tutorial one of our building blocks because you have the all important "book" reference to follow along with in the Code book or reference book should you choose to purchase these additional study aids. Having your own Reference and Code books is to often overlooked as a necessary part of the study process. Many exams are open book and you can take the book into the exam as a reference. The Comprehensive Tutorial, when used properly, will help you learn the skill of accessing information in the books - a much needed skill on exam day. |
| 2) | Practice
Tests which
are designed to be a compliment to the Tutorial and to be
used only after you've studied the Comprehensive Tutorial. It
is what the name implies, a practice test, designed to test
your knowledge. When Practice Tests, are offered for a trade, they are arranged in three levels of difficulty; normal, moderate, and most difficult. |
| 3) | The Video Training Courses are designed for the student who does not have the time to take a day off to come to class but would like to set in on a lectured discussion. The advantage of the DVD Study Course is that any concepts that are not understood, can be watched over and over. Another advantage of using the DVD Study Course is that you actually can be involved in a lectured class, hear the explanation of exam concepts, math, access code book information and other subjects pertinent to your exam, without spending the time and money to go to a class. |
As with all the study aids we offer (being delivered electronically), we recommend that you take the file(s) to a print shop and have them printed and bound so that you can easily highlight and make notes. |
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