AAP PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS:
COMPUTER-BASED TESTING A SUCCESS!!
2008 marked the first year the AAP exam was offered electronically at computer-based testing facilities nationwide. It was an overwhelming success. Also implemented in 2008 was the “three-week test window,” which provided greater flexibility for testers when scheduling their exam date.
2009 Test Window Scheduled for October 12-30, 2009
Registration is now open for the 2009 exam.
- Full of questions, not sure just what you should do? Check out our FAQs in theTest Information Section.
- Feeling a little apprehensive, not sure what to expect from computer-based testing? Please click on the link below to view a practice test. Feel free to use it as often as you like to help increase your comfort level with the testing format. Please note that this practice exam, other than the results page*, reflects how the computer-based exam will operate. Good luck and enjoy! Click here to access the PSI site and then scroll down and click on AAP Demo Test http://65.106.153.37/
*When completing the official AAP exam you will only see the results as “Pass” or “No Pass.” Scores are not given, nor will you be able to print the results page.
THE NUMBER OF AAPS IS ON THE
RISE.
- 441 payments industry professionals passed the 2008 exam and 281 AAPs were reaccredited through the continuing education program in 2008, bringing the nationwide total to over 3550.
AAP RECEPTION AT PAYMENTS 2009
The Regional Payments Associations will sponsor a reception honoring all AAPs at NACHA’s Annual Conference, Payments 2009, to be held in Orlando from April 5-8, 2009. The reception will be held on Sunday, April 5, 2009. For additional information on the reception, be on the lookout for your email invitation in March 2009.
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