Take Your LEED Exam From Home With LEED Online Exam Proctoring

LEED Online Exam Proctoring

You want to take your LEED exam, but you probably don't want to visit a testing center with the COVID-19 outbreak. If that's your situation, U.S. Green Building Council has a new solution for you! On May 2020, USGBC announced that individuals can now take the LEED Green Associate and LEED AP with specialty exams from home, all online! Before the pandemic, the only option to take a LEED exam was to go to a Prometric testing center and take the 2 hour exam at their locations around the world. With the ProProctor app of Prometric, test-takers can now take their exams from the comfort of their homes!

How Can I Take My LEED Exam From Home?

To take your LEED exam from home, test-takers should first make sure their computers is compatible with remote proctoring and then they should install the ProProctor app to their computers. ProProctor is the remote proctoring application of Prometric that allows the Prometric proctor to oversee the examination process remotely. For the remotely proctored exam, your computer must have a camera, microphone and an internet connection.

In order to take your LEED exam from your own computer, you need to follow three main steps from the ProProctor's website:

1- Perform a system check to confirm that your computer is compatible with remote proctoring.

2- Download and install the ProProctor application from the Prometric's website.

3- Launch your exam before the scheduled start time and complete the inspection of your testing environment.

If you have already reserved your seat at a Prometric testing center and want to change your test taking method to the online exam, you can cancel your original appointment and then schedule your online exam by visiting the Prometric's website.

What To Expect During Your Remotely Proctored Exam

Now you have completed all the steps and you are ready for the exam day. What's next? Well, other than the virtual check-in requirements, it is the same test as you would take at the testing center. However, there are  also some important points to know for the online exam.

  • Log on to the testing app at least 30 minutes prior to your scheduled exam appointment. If you check in late, you won't be able to take you exam and you will forfeit the full exam fee.
  • After you log on to the testing app, you will need to complete some identity verification steps. Next, you will meet with a remote Readiness Agent who will guide you through all the necessary steps before launching your exam.
  • The Readiness Agent will be ask you to provide identification and a webcam scan of the room as well as asking for other inspection procedures.
  • You need to be in front of the webcam at all times while taking the exam, except when authorized to leave by the remote proctor.
  • Make sure you close your door and no one comes into the room during your exam sessions as this will result in failing the exam and you will forfeit the full exam fee.

Now you know how to take your LEED exam from home. If you also want to prepare for your LEED exam from the comfort of your home, we have great exam prep materials for you. With our LEED Green Associate and LEED AP BD+C Complete Exam Prep packages, you can study for your exam all online from the comfort of your home. We are so confident in our unique teaching method. With our Projectific Passing Guarantee, if you don't pass your exam the first-time with our complete exam prep packages, we will issue you a full refund. No questions asked.



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