Nutrient Management Exams - Nutrient Management

All nutrient management certificate and licence exams are offered monthly throughout the province. The schedule of dates and locations is below.

Nutrient management exams:

Agricultural Operation Strategy or Plan Development Certificate (AOSPDC)
Broker Certificate
- Broker Certificate exam is also offered at the end of the Broker certificate classroom course.
Non-Agriculture Source Material (NASM) Plan Development Certificate
Nutrient Application Technician Licence
- Nutrient Application Technician Licence exam is also offered at the end of the Nutrient Application Technician classroom course.
Prescribed Materials Application Business (PMAB) Licence
- PMAB Licence exam is also offered at the end of the PMAB Licence classroom course.
- successfully completing your PMAB Licence exam will allow you to apply for both the PMAB Licence and Technician Licence, if you so choose. (effective November 4, 2011)

Exam Fee:

$150.00

Exam Schedule:

Date	Location
Apr 9, 2019	Ridgetown
Apr 9, 2019	Brighton
Apr 9, 2019	Woodstock
May 8, 2019	Woodstock
May 8, 2019	Kemptville
May 8, 2019	Ridgetown
Jun 6, 2019	Ridgetown
Jun 6, 2019	Brighton
Jun 6, 2019	Woodstock

Register for exam:

Registration deadline is five business days prior to the exam date.

Online

Telephone

1-855-648-1444

Mail

exam registration form

Mitton House

University of Guelph Ridgetown Campus

Attn: Mary Marg McDonald

120 Main St. East

Fax

exam registration form

519-674-1512
(if paying with Visa or MasterCard)

Exam Policy

You must attempt your licence/certification exam within two years of taking the prerequisite courses. The exam can be scheduled at any time during the two year period
A passing grade on all exams is 75% or greater. If you do not achieve a passing grade, you will not be able to apply for a certificate and/or licence.

You are allowed a total of three attempts to complete the exam successfully.

You must complete these attempts within two years of the date you completed the regulatory course. You can schedule your second exam attempt at any time after your first attempt. If you fail the second time you write the exam, you must wait three months before you write the third (last) time, to allow time for you to improve your knowledge of the subject matter. If you fail the third time you attempt the exam, you will need to start the certification process again.

Reviewed 07/05/2016

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