Never make assumptions

[Zoochy]

Originally Posted by shavano

This year's version must have been a doozy. Out of 23 cadets taking the test in our area, no one got the 86%.

I thought that this years IAABO test was fairly easy. Our board in Missouri mails the test to us. We had about a week to send it back. It's an open book test for us. Last year I got together with 12 other members to go over the questions and get the correct answer. Some of those bozo's submitted incorrect answers. Still, at least 10% of our organization get less than 86%. Some of the failing officials are our senior officials.
Like BillyMac, I also retrieved the NFHS Part I test. We only need to take the NFHS Part II test.

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by Zoochy

I thought that this years IAABO test was fairly easy.

Same here. My interpreter told us that the international office put a lot of time and effort into making this year's exam challenging, but fair. I believe that they succeeded.

[shavano]

Originally Posted by Zoochy

I thought that this years IAABO test was fairly easy. Our board in Missouri mails the test to us. We had about a week to send it back. It's an open book test for us. Last year I got together with 12 other members to go over the questions and get the correct answer. Some of those bozo's submitted incorrect answers. Still, at least 10% of our organization get less than 86%. Some of the failing officials are our senior officials.
Like BillyMac, I also retrieved the NFHS Part I test. We only need to take the NFHS Part II test.

In our area, the IAABO test is closed book. Then after you pass it, you'll do the open book NFHS test in a group setting the following years.

I'd like to find a copy of this year's refresher after all of the test dates are over. Guess that makes me "nerdy"...