Booking my A+ exam

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Hi Everyone,

I'm going to book my A+ exams within the next few days - I've seen that some of the members here have used www.examvouchers.com to get a discount for the exams. I'm just waiting for some to become available so I can go ahead and book the exams.

Just wondering: Do I phone and book the exam directly with the exam centre or does this have to be booked online with Pearson Vue? I can't see any option to enter discount voucher numbers on the Pearson Vue booking form.

Thanks,

Richard

 

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I've never used vouchers so don't know about that side. You need to book the exam through vue or prometric, the exam centres aren't usually able to do bookings.

 

I agree with Phil. You probably could call the center directly though and explain the situation about the voucher. They can probably tell you how to enter the voucher number on the Vue or Prometric site.

 

Thanks for that - I contacted the centre. Turns out you can book the exam through them or with VUE but they confirmed they accept the vouchers

Richard

 

No problem. Good luck with your exam. You didn't say whether you'd be taking both parts of the exam on the same day or on different days.

 

Can't offer any advice on this - only my best wishes for the exam.

Good luck, Rico

 

I'm planning on taking both parts of the exam on the same day. I'm going to book for early March - that way I have a definite target to aim towards in terms of studying for it.

Cheers,

Richard