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More from Shangara SinghWho wants to be an ACE?From By Shangara Singh, Photoshop CS Adobe Certified Expert (ACE) Why and How to Become an Adobe Certified ExpertBy Shangara Singh, Photoshop CS Adobe Certified Expert (ACE)
If you want to improve your Photoshop skills or your chances of finding Photoshop related work, help your résumé get noticed or negotiate a rise in your salary, stand out from your competition or increase your attractiveness to the opposite sex, then read on! Who can become an ACE?
To my surprise, I passed the exam. I had a further pleasant surprise when someone saw the ACE in my signature and asked me to manipulate some images for them in Photoshop. So, within about 2-3 weeks of becoming and ACE, I had not only recouped my investment, I even had some money left over! It also gave me added confidence to start answering questions on newsgroups instead of lurking or asking questions and that, in a round about way, eventually led to me producing exam aids to help candidates study for the Photoshop and Illustrator ACE exams. However, where I have been hugely disappointed - and this is a big con and one that you should be aware of - since acquiring the ACE designation, my attractiveness to the opposite sex has not increased one jot! Just how hard is it to become an ACE?
Where can I take the ACE exam?
The exams are overseen by Pearson VUE and Sylvan Prometric. You can book by a toll free phone line or by following the links on their Website. It's a fairly straightforward procedure. You select the product, find a testing centre near you, select a time and a date, pay by credit card and you are on your way. Continued on Page 2: Preparing for and Passing the ACE Exam More from Shangara Singh |
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