The ISA, a nonprofit organization for arborists, has announced the expansion of computer-based testing for the ISA Certification exam.

The International Society of Arboriculture and Pearson VUE have announced the expansion of computer-based testing (CBT) for the ISA Certification exam. A new expanded contract, now offers testing locations at more than 800 college and universities across the globe.

ISA has offered computer-based testing since 2009. Over the years, CBT offerings have grown to include all six certification written exams at thousands of locations worldwide. For a minimal administrative fee, applicants have the option to test through CBT delivery rather than paper-and-pencil exams providing convenience through time and cost savings as well as immediate exam results.

The recent expansion in service includes 673 new testing sites in the United States, 40 in Canada, and 115 new sites in other countries. To search for testing site locations click here.

Those interested in applying for an ISA Certification exam and would like to consider computer-based testing may visit www.isa-arbor.com/certification/becomecertified/index.aspx.

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