Where to get typing/keyboarding certificate?

[calgarys13]

Need to get certified for 18 words per minute. Any idea where I can get one around town?

[7thgenvic]

is this a bad owning or what...

[saiyajin]

Originally posted by calgarys13
Need to get certified for 18 words per minute. Any idea where I can get one around town?

it took you 1 min to type that post? shit

[gtr34]

Originally posted by calgarys13
Need to get certified for 18 words per minute. Any idea where I can get one around town?

if it took you under a minute to type that post then you should be ok.

[snowboard]

Any elementry school grade 3 class should be able to provide you with this.

[calgarys13]

Exactly its not a joke...Its one of the final things I have to get for the RCMP...Any ideas?

[snowboard]

Try chinook college.

[Alterac]

18 Words per minute? HAHA. No wonder it takes so long for the RCMP to do anything.

[The Cosworth]

http://www.download.com/Mavis-Beacon...-10441764.html

???

[alloroc]

Originally posted by calgarys13
Need to get certified for 18 words per minute. Any idea where I can get one around town?

Bah just tell them you have been posting on Beyond since 2003.

You'll be fine.

[topmade]

Originally posted by saiyajin


it took you 1 min to type that post? shit

his post is exactly 18 words

Go here.
http://www.learn2type.com/GG.cfm?gg=...0Certification

But also call sait and ask, if they don't offer it, they will probably know other places that do.

[Kritafo]

well most of the temp agencies that offer office jobs working give typing tests. Try Kelly Services or somewhere like that.

[SOAB]

nice to know that the RCMP have such high expectations...

[gatorade]

18 wtf?, i think most ppl here can do 60+

[teggyR]

a failure of epic proportions

[three.eighteen.]

home row > rcmp

[250and3]

Originally posted by three.eighteen.
home row > rcmp

+1


Anyway, like others have said, if you are serious, call Chinook college or SAIT and they should be able to hook you up.

Hope you pass . . . . .

[The Cosworth]

Originally posted by calgarys13
Exactly its not a joke...Its one of the final things I have to get for the RCMP...Any ideas?

do you mean actually? because exactly doesnt really make sense in this context. also I think it is It's (the comma means it is short for it is)

Originally posted by topmade

his post is exactly 18 words

Go here.
http://www.learn2type.com/GG.cfm?gg=...0Certification

But also call sait and ask, if they don't offer it, they will probably know other places that do.

I tried it, fuck that is hilarious the stupid paragraph had me laughing.

Your speed was 53 WPM with 5 mistakes (adjusted speed 48 WPM)

I was laughing so hard


read this

Electricity is actually made up of extremely tiny particles, called electrons, that you cannot see with the naked eye unless you have been drinking..Electrons travel at the speed of light, which in most American homes is 110 volts per hour..This is very fast..In the time it has taken you to read this sentence so far, an electron could have traveled all the way from San Francisco to Hackensack, New Jersey, although God alone knows why it would want to..The five main kinds of electricity are alternating current, direct current, lightning, static, and European..Most American homes have alternating current, which means that the electricity goes in one direction for a while, then goes in the other direction..This prevents harmful electron buildup in the wires.

[cityhunter2501]

Your speed was 52 WPM with 1 mistake (adjusted speed 51 WPM)

I can be an RCMP

[Recca168]

wtf.... i didn't think he was serious

You will need the following certificates prior to attending the Cadet Training Program (certificates are not required to apply):

* keyboarding/typing certificate (18 wpm, no errors) from an educational institution;
* a valid standard first aid certificate, including CPR for infant, child and adult (valid for the duration of the Cadet Training Program) from an organization approved under the Canada Occupational Health and Safety Regulations. To view the list of organizations visit Human Resources and Social Development Canada.