Monday, October 21, 2024 Does Multiple Choice Have You Spooked? Blogs Construction Do you get stressed about writing exams? Do you tend to cram the night before an important test? Have you had to rewrite an exam more than once? If you answered ‘yes’ to any of these questions or similar questions, this article is for you! Even if you aren’t writing your C of Q tomorrow, it’s never too early to prepare. The C of Q exam is made up of 90-150 multiple choice questions (depending on the trade) and you are required to get 70% or higher to pass and complete your apprenticeship. Multiple choice exams can be challenging to most learners as they are structured to only have one truly right answer. Our team has gathered resources related to multiple choice exams, including exam practice questions: Watch YouTube videos on study tips like this one. Review the Skilled Trades Ontario Exam Preparation Guide – especially take a look at Chapters 6, 7 and 8 Use the Red Seal Exam Preparation Guide as an additional study resource Review the format of the exam Tips on how to write the national Red Seal exam Try out some Red Seal sample questions Electrician Plumber Sheet Metal Worker Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Or click here to find your trade Did you know? You can also ask for accommodations when attending your in-class training or completing your C of Q exam? You can contact your local trade school once your seat is confirmed or the exam is scheduled to see what offerings they have. These services include extended writing time, quiet spaces, ESL supports and so much more! Need some help? If you’re preparing for the exam and need support or additional resources, reach out to the Ontario Apprenticeship team today. We can connect you with our Mentorship team and help you work towards your C of Q completion! Previous Next You might be interested in Why We Work Safely 5 Jun 2026 Standing Your Ground, and Staying Steady on the Job 4 Jun 2026 CLAC Partners with Alberta Government to Advance Skilled Trades Training and Accelerate Certification 4 Jun 2026 Strathcona Mechanical Workers Ratify New Agreement Providing Wage, Scheduling Improvements 3 Jun 2026