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What are you actually allowed to say about the test?(CompTIA

nevolvednevolved Member Posts: 131
I know you can't talk about specific questions, etc etc etc. What are you allowed to say? Like suggesting to someone that they should study nouns (on a english test). It's really difficult to determine from CompTIA's policy. It seems like as long as you don't talk about questions, answers, then you are fine. What is allowed?

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    kriscamaro68kriscamaro68 Member Posts: 1,186 ■■■■■■■□□□
    CompTIA's Conduct Policy For Candidates and Certified Persons
    Any candidates and certified persons taking or who have taken any CompTIA certification examination must agree that they have read and will abide by the terms and conditions of the CompTIA Candidate Agreement before beginning such examination. Under the terms of the CompTIA Candidate Agreement, each candidate will be required to agree to be bound by the terms and conditions of the CompTIA Conduct Policy.

    No candidate or certified person will participate in any cheating incident, breach of security, misconduct or any other behavior that could be considered a compromise of the integrity or confidentiality of any CompTIA certification examination or any CompTIA certification. Such behaviors will include, but are not limited to, the following:
    Giving any other candidate, or receiving from any other candidate, assistance of any kind related to any CompTIA certification examination during such examination;
    Using any aids, notes, equipment or other materials, except those expressly allowed by CompTIA, during any CompTIA certification examination;
    Attempting to take any CompTIA certification examination for someone else;
    Failing to follow test regulations or instructions of a testing facility administrator or otherwise violating any testing facility regulations or policies;
    Causing a disturbance of any kind in a testing facility;
    Removing or attempting to remove questions and/or responses (in any format) or notes, note board or scratch paper from the testing room
    Tampering with the operation of the testing facility computer or attempting to use it for any function other than taking a CompTIA certification examination during such examination;
    Talking in the testing area; and

    Otherwise violating the terms of CompTIA's Candidate Agreement or CompTIA's Retake Policy.

    All CompTIA certified persons shall adhere to the following principles:

    A CompTIA certified person shall offer and provide professional services with integrity.
    A CompTIA certified person shall perform professional services in a manner that is fair and reasonable to clients, principals, partners and employers, and shall disclose conflict(s) of interest in providing such services.
    A CompTIA certified person shall not disclose any confidential client information without the specific consent of the client.
    A CompTIA certified person’s conduct in all matters shall reflect credit upon the profession.
    CompTIA certified persons shall provide services to clients competently and maintain the necessary knowledge and skill to continue to do so in those areas in which they are certified.
    A CompTIA certified person shall not solicit clients through false or misleading communications or advertisements:
    In the course of professional activities, a CompTIA certified person shall not engage in conduct involving dishonesty, fraud, deceit or misrepresentation, or knowingly make a false or misleading statement to a client, employer, employee, professional colleague, governmental or other regulatory body or official, or any other person or entity.

    Procedural Requirements for Candidate Conduct Policy

    Notice of Violations and Sanctions
    If it is determined that any candidate or certified person has violated CompTIA's Conduct Policy, CompTIA will send such candidate or certified person a written notice of violations and applicable sanctions and a copy of CompTIA's Appeals Process.

    Remedies for Violating the Candidate Conduct Policy
    Any candidate or certified person determined by CompTIA to have violated CompTIA's Conduct Policy shall, if determined necessary or appropriate by CompTIA based upon the seriousness of the incident or violation:

    (a) be denied CompTIA certification for the applicable examination for a minimum period of twelve (12) calendar months from the date of such determination;

    (b) have the CompTIA certification for the applicable examination revoked, if such certification was previously granted by CompTIA;

    (c) have all other CompTIA certifications previously granted to such candidate revoked;

    (d) not be eligible to register and/or schedule any CompTIA certification examination, or receive any CompTIA certification, for a minimum period of twelve (12) calendar months from the date of such determination; and/or

    (e) be subject to any and all other appropriate action, including legal remedies, that CompTIA deems necessary or appropriate to enforce CompTIA's Candidate Conduct Policy.

    Appeals Process
    After a candidate has received a written notice of violations and applicable sanctions from CompTIA, such candidate will have thirty (30) calendar days to file a written request for appeal pursuant to CompTIA's Candidate Appeals Process.

    Version 3.0-November 2007
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    SlowhandSlowhand Mod Posts: 5,161 Mod
    You're not allowed to say what you saw on the test. However, you are allowed to talk about things as they relate to the exam blueprint on the CompTIA website. You can say things like "make sure you know your underwater basket-weaving", but not "I saw four questions on underwater basket-weaving, I had to remember that they wanted the over-under technique, not the cross-stitch". It's fine to give advice on what to study or what books/study guides to recommend, but not to give away details of anything you didn't know before you sat for the exam.

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