How hard is the Certified beer Server exam?

Exam Details A score of 100% is required to pass, but this short quiz can be taken multiple times if necessary. The Certified Beer Server exam is an online exam consisting of 60 multiple choice questions. A score of 75% (at least 45 questions correct) is required to pass. This is a closed book exam.

How do I pass the Certified beer Server exam?

The Certified Beer Server Exam is an online exam consisting of 60 multiple choice questions. Once you begin the exam you will have 30 minutes to answer all the questions. To pass, you must achieve a score of at least 75% (at least 45 questions correct).

How much does Cicerone certification cost?

Exam Cost: $225 (USD) for written portion of exam; $175 for tasting & demonstration portion. $125 (USD) for retake tasting; $175 (USD) for retake written. Exam fees are non-refundable. Purchasing Options: To purchase the Certified Cicerone exam, view the exam schedule for available dates.

How hard is the cicerone exam?

Now let’s look at what study resources the CCP recommends for the second level of the program, Certified Cicerone. The CC exam is a seriously difficult in-person exam with written and tasting portions. Its passage rate is less than 40%, about 1 in 3. That’s worse than the NY or CA State Bar Exams.

How long does it take to get Cicerone?

After the exam, you can expect to wait approximately six weeks to receive your results. We understand the wait can be excruciating, and you may be wondering why it takes that long. Following the exam, the proctor sends the hard copies to the Cicerone Certification Program offices in Chicago.

Is the Cicerone exam online?

We now offer candidates the opportunity to take the written portion of the Certified Cicerone exam online, from the comfort of their own homes. The tasting and demonstration portions of the exam are completed separately. You can complete either the written or the tasting/demonstration portions of the exam in any order.

What can I expect from a Certified Cicerone exam?

The tasting exam consists of three components: First, you will receive a control beer and four samples. We will provide a list of beer flavor compounds from the Certified Cicerone syllabus. Your proctor will treat three of the four samples with a flavor compound from that list, leaving one sample untreated.