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A technician or student in electronics with less than four years of experience may take the associate level exam. The exam is the basic electronics portion of the full credit CET exam and must be passed with a score of 75% or better. This multiple-choice test covers basic electronics, math, DC and AC circuits, transistors and troubleshooting. A successful associate CET will receive a wall certificate valid for four years and is eligible to join ISCET, the International Society of Certified Electronics Technicians.

Click here to get more information about the Associate-Level CET exam, including a sample demo test that you can download and take to test your readiness for the actual exam.

THE JOURNEYMAN-LEVEL CET EXAM
A fully certified technician must pass an entire CET exam, which consists of the basic electronics portion, plus one or more of several Journeyman options available in special fields of electronics.

Click here to get more information about the Journeyman-Level CET exam.

THE JOURNEYMAN-LEVEL MULTIMEDIA SYSTEMS TECHNICIAN (MST) EXAM
A fully certified, Journeyman Level certification. No prerequisite exams are necessary.

Click here to get more information about the Journeyman-Level MST exam.

THE ELECTRONICS SYSTEMS ASSOCIATE (ESA) EXAM
Another path to the Associate Level CET, but a more friendly approach in that it is divided into 5 parts: DC, AC, Semi-conductor, Digital & Extended Digital. Each part carries its own certification. Persons passing all 5 parts will receive the Associate CET certification also.

Click here to get more information about the ESA exams.

THE FCC EXAM
In addition to administering technician certification programs, ISCET also facilitates the Federal Communications Commission licensing of commercial operators. ISCET is one of just a few organizations selected to be a Commercial Operator LIcense Examination Manager (COLEM).

Click here to get more information about the FCC exams.