JDMurray wrote: » That appears to be a further $100US fee on top of the $500US that is the cost of the CEH exam itself. It's buried down a bit on this page. Ouch.
Eligibility Requirements ( Effective July 11, 2011) In order to be eligible to test for the CEH certification examination, you must:- Have attended training for the CEH course at any of our EC-Council Accredited Training Centers. Should you choose to defer taking the examination after your training, and would like to opt for another location; you can apply for the same at a later date at any ATC of your choice by submitting your certificate of attendance to EC-Council.In order to be considered for the EC-Council certification exam without attending official training at EC-Council Accredited training center, an applicant must: a) Have at least two years of information security related experience. b) Remit a non refundable eligibility application fee of USD 100.00 at our website http://www.eccouncil.org/orders.htm C) Submit a completed Exam Eligibility Form. Upon approval, EC-Council will send you an eligibility voucher number which you can use to register and schedule the test at any Authorized Prometric or VUE Testing Center globally. Please note that Prometric and VUE Registration will not entertain any requests without the eligibility number.Exam voucher can be purchased from EC-Council website or directly from Prometric and VUE at a cost of USD 500.00Applicants who withdraw their application or whose application is denied by EC-Council will not receive any refunds. EC-Council reserves the right to revoke the certification status of candidates that attempt this exam without a valid eligibility voucher number.
Chris:/* wrote: » G jobs will still pay for it to check 8570 requirements, as a tax payer it annoys me.
