Crack the Code - The Key to Passing the CKA Test and Achieving Your PCC Certification

[@ginnieplauche9196]

Congrats Drew!! Thank you for the info!

[@hawthorneunion]

Thanks for watching :) We've got a fresh recording of a CKA panel we'll be uploading today from other recent people who have passed.

[@dariatimchuk3245]

Drew, thank you so much for the video. Very helpful! And congratulations with achieving your PCC status )

[@drewlong3929]

Glad it was helpful and thank you!

[@sohaadloni8650]

Great, thank you, very helpful

[@drewlong3929]

Glad it was helpful!

[@livingbeyondthenoise]

Thanks Drew! This was helpful and congratulations. I am taking it July 8th so I hope to have the same positve outcome the first time. :)

[@drewlong3929]

Good luck! How'd it go?

[@vivianjohnson1705]

Unfortunately I didn’t pass 😢. Have to retake

[@hawthorneunion]

Hope the re-take went well!

[@Inspireyourwellness]

Congratulations

[@drewlong3929]

Thank you!

[@supriyaadiga7290]

Congratulations Drew! Was your test the new format where you had to give best and worst answers?

[@drewlong3929]

Yes, as I recall it was

[@robertnelson9621]

To be clear, this is the CKA exam, not the newer Credentialing Exam introduced in Aug 2022 with Best and Worst answers to a question.

[@hawthorneunion]

Correct, at the time of this video Drew took the CKA. The Credentialing Exam, which was released this year (June 2023) is what replaced the CKA. Per the ICF, there are new worded questions and the best/worst format, but the content is very much similar.