Hi to all: Yes it is true that we are not to use CTE in our advertising. This is not a status symbol, but a mark of service. We have tried to discourage Universities from using CTE as a requirement for their technicians. A CTE is no better a member of PTG than an RPT. He is just one who has volunteered to serve as an examiner and has proven that he hears well enough to pass the exam at a higher score and that he can do this completely aurally. This is so that during the examination process, he/she will unquestionably be able to demonstrate fairly and aurally any errors which the scoring computer has cited. An additiional thought concerning the examination is that the examinee should not broadcast the scores. This is a private matter and not to be used for image or status. This is so that one technician does not brag about his/her scores to put down another technician. Jim Coleman, Sr. PS (crass commercial) I've had to raise the temporary price of the Superior Instructional Videos to $35 postpaid in USA due to the postal increases of late. JWC pss I gave Dan Schreffler his PTG Tuining exam Part 1. two weeks ago and he passed. Dan is the technician at Northern Arizona University. Congrats are due him also. JWC
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