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After some delays, the Photoshop CS3 exam should be released on Tuesday 13th May.

The exam objectives are in the first post of this thread. The exam uses a combination of multiple-choice and task-based questions using a simulation of the Photoshop CS3 Extended application.

I have no news of passing scores as yet.

 
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I'm probably being a bit lazy in asking this?, but...do i have to sit the ACA first or can i go straight to ACE.??

I have been using both flash and PS ( both CS3) for well over six months and i have good Actionscript knowledge. And as from what i hear, the ACA is for entry level, but i want a cert that reflects my skill set ( without sounding sure about myself).

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I'm probably being a bit lazy in asking this?, but...do i have to sit the ACA first or can i go straight to ACE.??

I have been using both flash and PS ( both CS3) for well over six months and i have good Actionscript knowledge. And as from what i hear, the ACA is for entry level, and i want a cert that reflects that.
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The ACA exams are completely unassociated with the ACE/ACP exams.

ACA is indeed entry level, roughly GCSE skill level. ACE is for professionals with industry experience.

 
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