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Certified midwives (CMs) don't have previous medical training, but must study and pass certification exams to work in the field, and are currently licensed only in New York, New Jersey and Rhode Island.

Within the testing facility, you may also encounter polysomnographic technologists (some of whom also pass certification exams to become registered techs) (5).

So more employers are demanding that students prove their competencies for a specific job by obtaining not only college degrees but by passing "certification" exams that measure specific skills — the way lawyers have to pass the bar.

Earlier this month, the State Board of Regents approved an emergency amendment to state education regulations to allow teachers who are credentialed in other states to teach in New York City even before they have passed certification exams.

They are passing certification exams, nailing interviews, and working at leading corporations and local nonprofits.

Each organization will have different requirements for certification, but most will require that you have a certain number of years of experience, have completed a training program, and have passed certification exams.

Education department officials have threatened to close some CUNY programs unless more of their graduates pass the certification exams.

They said he doctored driver's licenses, pressured teachers to lie to the authorities and collected at least $125,000 from teachers and prospective teachers in Arkansas, Mississippi and Tennessee who feared that they could not pass the certification exams on their own.

Federal prosecutors in Memphis are investigating an educator who they say ran a test cheating ring in three Southern states for teachers and prospective teachers who wanted to pass standardized certification exams.

Many other teachers, however, are hired and placed in classrooms with just a college education and then struggle for years to pass their certification exams and take the necessary courses toward a master's degree.

Over the last six years, prodded by federal requirements to publish test results, teachers' colleges have begun screening students before or soon after admission for the ability to pass state certification exams.