Taking the Examination
Examinations 2 through 4 may be taken in any sequence. Candidates must pass all three examinations within five years of their acceptance as a candidate. Candidates who fail to pass all three exams in this five-year window must restart the exam process. Exams are offered at Pearson VUE professional testing centers throughout the world. The ICRM conducts exams on a quarterly basis. Exact exam cycle dates are posted on the www. icrm. org site. Examinees are allowed 80 minutes for each Part when taking Parts 2 through 4 of the examination. The passing score for each exam is 70 %. Each exam for Parts 2 through 4 consist of 100 multiple-choice questions.
� �
Agreed to abide by a professional code of conduct; and Committed to maintaining an active credential through meeting continuing certification requirements.
For more information, please contact us. Institute of Certified Records Managers 1450 Western Avenue, Suite 101 Albany, NY 12203 1450 Western Avenue, Suite 101 Albany, NY 12203( 877) 244-3128( US & Canada)( 518) 694-5362
Professionals who acquire industry-recognized certifications enhance their expertise in a number of diverse, critical areas. Industryrecognized certifications, such as the CRA and CRM, demonstrate a commitment to the profession and lifelong learning and can enhance your advancement potential. Earning and maintaining a certification demonstrates to your organization( and prospective employers) that you have a lifelong commitment to your profession.
The CRA and CRM credentials are widely perceived within the Records and Information Management field as the benchmark for professional achievement.
The CRM credentials can also have potential financial returns according to the Salary Guide from Robert Half
International. Candidates with a professional designation can earn a starting salary up to 10 percent above the market average. Today’ s organizations are increasingly specifying“ CRM required” or“ CRM preferred” in job announcements when seeking new hires.
The CRA and CRM designations are recognized and accepted as evidence of a proven level of education, knowledge and experience in records and information management. Earning the CRA or CRM means that one has: �
Demonstrated appropriate education and / or professional experience;
� Passed rigorous examinations;
22