BETA EXAMS Sample Clauses

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BETA EXAMS. ATA shall deliver MCP Beta exams. These exams use exam series 071 (the final live MCP exam series is 070). Elements of the Beta process may include the following: - MCCL will forward all necessary files to ATA for publishing per the Standard Publishing Schedule (see Appendix I, Standard Publishing Schedule), unless shorter timeframes have been mutually agreed. - MCCL will define beta exam parameters. ATA will open and close beta exam registration based on these parameters. Parameters may include a set time frame, a fixed number of registrations, a reduced price or other promotion, etc. - ATA will return Beta exam results ("beta rescores") to MCCL as per normal results reporting processes. MCCL will establish the cut score. - Beta exams will be re-scored by ATA and results will be sent to Candidates and MCCL per the Standard Publishing Schedule (see Appendix I, Standard Publishing Schedule). The objective is to provide final beta scores to MCCL and Beta exam Candidates prior to Beta exam moving to live version. Failure to meet the time frame will be cause for ATA to make reasonable compensation to the affected Candidates, such as offering a free exam at ATA's expense. Exhibit A - Beta exams might include a MCCL-funded promotional incentive in order to attract Candidates to take the exam during its limited availability. For example, a promotion might be to issue one or more exam vouchers for those Candidates who pass the beta exam. Because the candidates' scores are not determined until several weeks after the candidate has taken the exam, ATA shall fulfill voucher promotions by including the voucher(s) with the score report to only those candidates who qualify for the promotion (e.g., they passed the beta exam). MCCL shall provide an ATA Brief if ATA is to fulfill promotional materials other than exam vouchers.
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BETA EXAMS. Microsoft will provide adequate notice, and Sylvan and Microsoft will work together to establish a mutually acceptable Beta process prior to Sylvan beginning to deliver Beta exams. Elements of the Beta process are defined in EXHIBIT S, THE MASTER MPP. o Microsoft will define beta exam parameters for Sylvan. Sylvan will open and close beta exam registration based on these parameters. Parameters may include a set time frame, a fixed number of registrations, etc. o Sylvan will return Beta exam results to Microsoft as per normal results reporting processes. Microsoft will establish the cut score. o Beta exams will be re-scored by Sylvan and results will be sent to candidates and Microsoft within * business days or another mutually agreeable time frame of receiving the cut score. The objective is to provide final beta scores to Microsoft and Beta exam candidates prior to Beta exam moving to live version. Failure to meet the time frame will be cause for Sylvan to make reasonable compensation to the affected candidates, perhaps in the form of a free exam at Sylvan's expense.
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