Types Of Examination

Written Exam

The Nurse Aide Evaluator will hand out materials and give instructions for taking the Written Examination. The Written Examination has seventy (70) multiple-choice questions. You will have two (2) hours to complete the Written Examination. You will be told when fifteen (15) minutes remain in order to finish. Fill in only one (1) oval on the answer sheet for each question. Markings in the test booklet will NOT be accepted as answers. Your answers must appear on the separate answer sheet.

Oral Exam

An Oral Examination may be taken in place of the Written Examination. You must request and Oral Examination.

when filling out your application. The Oral Examination consists of two (2) parts, and you must pass both parts in order to pass the Oral Examination. If taking the online proctored exam, not a facility test site exam, you will need your own wired headset. The first part of the Oral Examination has sixty (60) multiple-choice questions. Each of the sixty (60) multiple choice questions is read twice. As each question is read, you are asked to choose the correct answer.

The second part of the Oral Examination has ten (10) multiple-choice questions that test whether you know common words used in long-term care facilities. Each word is read three (3) times. You are asked to match the word you hear on the recording to the written word. In the Spanish Oral Examination, the 10 multiple-choice questions are read in Spanish and you are asked to match the word you hear on the recording to the English word.