Tests

DATES:

For all exams you must register 7 days in advance through USAG Office. www.usa-gymnastics.org

Registration Deadlines:
Fax or mail - received no later than 2 weeks from the date of the exam Online - 1 week from the date of the exam. (available to Pro. & Jr. Pro members only)

Important Notices:
If you are taking the 5/6 or 7/8 exams, you will not need to bring a current rating card or an exemption eligibility form. These items are only needed when testing up to Level 9 or Level 10. However, you may need a results letter when taking an exam at any level if you are taking an exam version other than version A1. (see graph below)

Explanation of exam versions:
You may take an exam for the same level only 4 times in the same year (Aug. 1 to July 31). After August 1 of each year, all examinees start with the A1 version.

Version A1 – 1st time taking exam – you do not need a results letter.
Version B1 – 2nd time taking exam – results letter from version A1 needed.
Version A2 – 3rd time taking exam – results letter from version B1 needed.
Version B2 – 4th time taking exam – results letter from version A2 needed.

On the test day, you will need to bring:

1. Confirmation sheet from USAG with your testing number
2. Your USAG #
3. Your Safety Cert. expiration date. (It's on your USAG card)
4. Your NAWGJ Card
5. Your Soc. Sec. #
6. If you are testing up, know the date you attained your current rating.

Dean Ratliff's Level 10 Study Sheets 2005

Level 10 Practice Test 2009

Level 9 Practice Test 2009

5/6 Practice Test updated 7-2006

Jen Morgan GymQuest practice tests

For a few articles to help prepare for testing, go to the national NAWGJ website, Education Corner: http://www.nawgj.org/education_corner.htm

• Preparing for the Test by Cookie Batche  

• The Test, Otherwise Known as “T- Day” by Jim Burton 

• Sleep key ingredient in retaining learning 

• Studying—Without Losing Your Mind (or your life) by Robin Ruegg, RJD Region 4

NOTE: All educational items are offered by NAWGJ as a courtesy to judges to help in the educational process. Note that they are NOT official information and that there are likely to be errors. We appreciate the member judges that have taken the time and effort to share their expertise in this way.