Certification Preparation Session Tools & Tips for Preparing
Prepare for your upcoming CWEA certification exam by participating in this interactive session. Our trained moderators will share how to use the many resources and tools to get you on the path to your certification.
Learn how to make your Path to Certification a smooth one.
You’ll review the CWEA Path to Certification and delve into the knowledge, skills and abilities (KSA’s) that make up the core of your vocation. You’ll use the newly developed KSA Gap Analysis Tool to identify areas to focus on during your studying and prep. After reviewing the tools and tips for preparing for your exam, you’ll divide into vocation focused groups and learn more about specific ways to study and prepare. You’ll be given an action plan tool for you to fill out and use throughout the day to track your action items and plan your next steps.
What’s a KSA? How can you use KSA’s to assess your preparedness?
How to use CWEA study guides? What’s your learning style? How can you determine the best study strategies? What resources should you tap into? Friday, October 23, 2015 8:00AM – Registration 8:30AM – 9:00AM Orientation 9:00AM – 12:00PM Grades 1-2 1:00PM – 4:00PM - Grades 3-4 (attending grades 1-4 is recommended) Four Classrooms: 1. Collection Systems 2. Environmental Compliance 3. Laboratory Analyst 4. Mechanical Technologist Barstow Community College (free Parking) Meet at Performing Arts Center 2700 Barstow Road Barstow, CA 92311
You’ll leave this workshop with a better idea of what areas you need to focus on as you prepare for your exam. Including some new tools:
CWEA’s Certification Path KSA Gap Analysis Action Plan Resources to tap into
Register Early, Space is limited. Registration Fee Covers Entire Day Things to bring: Paper Pencil Calculator Study materials Questions Fresh brain Get your study guide at CWEA.org/study Questions about the Session Contact: Kody Tompkins.org ktompkins@barstowca (760) 577-4585
Space is limited, Register Today www.mycwea.org Mail, fax, email: Complete the registration form and mail, scan/email or fax your form to CWEA’s office in Oakland.
Contact Hours: Earn up to 7.2 CWEA contact hour
CWEA-Desert & Mountain Section Registration Form Certification Preparation Session • Friday, October 23, 2015 Barstow Community College (meet at Performing Arts Center), Barstow, CA 92311 Name: _____________________________________________Title: _________________________________ Agency / Company: _________________________________________________ Address: ____________________________________________________________________________________ City:
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(1:00PM – 4:00PM) Registration at 12:00PM
(attending Grades 1-4 is recommended)
Please check the appropriate box you plan to attend: Friday, October 23, 2015 Collection System Maintenance
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Laboratory Analyst
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Environmental Compliance
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Mechanical Technologist
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Full payment or purchase order is required to process registrations. If you have to cancel…Written cancellation notice is required and must be received at least 7 days prior to the workshop date. A 25% service fee shall be retained on all cancellations. No refunds shall be given for cancellations made less than 7 days prior to the workshop.
Register online by noon, Wednesday, October 21st at www.mycwea.org or complete this form and mail or fax to: CWEA Certification Preparation Session 7677 Oakport Street, Suite 600, Oakland, CA 94621 Registration Questions: 510.382.7800 x 107
FAX: 510.382.7810 Attending this certification prep session does not guarantee you’ll pass an exam; it is one tool to help you prepare.
the newly developed KSA Gap Analysis Tool to. identify areas to focus on during your studying and. prep. After reviewing the tools and tips for preparing for.
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