Frequently Asked Questions
- What is NCAS?
- What is the CBA?
- What is the SLA?
- What is the OA?
- When will assessments take place?
- Who is eligible to take an assessment?
- Why do I have to go through the NCAS process?
- People educated in Canada don’t have to complete an NCAS Assessment. Why do I?
- How do I apply or register for an NCAS assessment?
- Where do I take the assessments?
- Can I take the assessment outside of Canada or B.C.?
- What should I bring to the assessment?
- How long does each assessment take?
- How were the competencies established?
- How do I study or prepare for the assessment?
- I need an accommodation. What do I do?
- How much time do I have to complete the NCAS assessments?
- What is a dual-role assessment?
- What is the benefit of applying for a two assessments at once?
- How do I apply for the dual-roleassessment?
- Can an HCA apply for a dual-role assessment?
- Can an LPN apply for a dual-role assessment?
- How do I schedule an assessment?
- Can I reschedule the CBA?
- Can I reschedule the SLA?
- Do I need to take the CBA before I take the SLA? Which assessment should I take first?
- Can I re-take either the CBA or the SLA?
Fees
- How much does it cost?
- Can I get a refund?
Results
- How are the assessments scored or marked?
- How do I get my results?
- Why can’t I see my CBA or SLA report right after finishing each assessment?
- What happens after I complete my assessments?
