2012
International Certified Crop Advisor Exam Prep Classes
Coming Soon July 2012
Check in 7:30 am International class, 2 pm check for California class
Class size is limited to the first 10 people to register, not refundable but you can reschedule/transferable
Cost: $350 Late registration $50 International CCA (Late registrations do NOT include CCA 2011 Study Guide)
Early registration closes January 13, 2012
Late class registration is an extra $50 per class, no day of class registrations
Certification programs from the American Society of Agronomy and Soil Science Society of America are the benchmark of professionalism. The purpose of a certification program is to protect the public and the profession. They are voluntary professional enhancements to a person’s career credentials. Once certified you are telling your clients, employer, and the public that you are serious about what you do as a professional.
CCA Exams are February 3, 2012
Register here to take the CCA Exam
Don’t purchase a CCA Study Guide, one is included in the price of the 
International CCA Exam Prep Class (If you are registrating after Jan 13 then you will NOT receive a CCA study guide only our CD, you need to purchase study guide from CCA). Upon registraton each student will be shipped an International CCA Study Guide (not for late registrations), and a CD with study material students will be expected to review the CCA Study Guide before and after exam prep class.
Recommend that you register at least 4 weeks prior to class, so you have time to read the CCA Study Guide before class!
What to do before coming to class: read the entire CCA study guide and install the CD that is mailed to you and follow the instructions and take the practice exams on the CD. Bring a calculator, pencil and CCA study guide to class.
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I felt that this time I was prepared, as apposed to the last time I took the California section. I do however feel that we should have gone over the mechanics of the calculations a time or two more, as I feel that they are changing the data given but not the process to arrive at the correct answers.
We will find out how I did in 6 weeks, hopefully I passed this time. I did speak with the proctor and asked, because he was with the UC extension, that they review a couple of questions I felt were not true in their prepitory section on-line. One pertained to the use of Micro sprinklers which they said were not used for frost protection here in CA. Another we went over in our class, hopefully they will review them.
Best,
NM
It did help. Next time give me a print out of the questions and I would probably ace it.
Top of the morning lynda, I want to thank you again for the classes. They where very informative and I’m confident I passed the international exam. If I passed the CA exam I would be pleasantly surprised. At least I’d back to you for round 2. Ironically the problem on your worksheet that required us to add up the values in each trial and divide by the of trials divided by 43560 then taking that value and multiplying it by the the original value was exactly the same on the test. Even the values were the same. The california exam did have many questions we went over including quite a few from the ones we went over from your archives. Well I guess in 6 or so weeks I’ll know my destiny, I’ll keep you posted if you’re interested? Quick question can I retake your exam like a day or two before this time?
Pass or no pass your class is definitely worth every dollar because I felt much more comfortable this time around.
-Loren
Lynda,
Thank you for the excellent course. My version of the first test was very similar to
the study questions, and I think I did well. I am less confident on the CA exam,
but was able to work out all of the calculations and come up with answers. I
did better on the math questions than I had expected, in large part due to the
practice in class. I also enjoyed the give and take of our class session. It was
excellent preparation. Will let you know when my scores come,
Peggy