level testers

If your in the UK ( which I know the starter of this thread isn't) Ask
the UUU commitee who and where your local UUU/IUF levels tester is. OR
come along to BUC11 where there will be a level testing session on offer
amoung the workshops. Levels test sessions also take place at some Uni
meets.

There are UUU level testers in the SW, SE, IoW, Midlands, NE and NW
of England. UUU would like to find some people who are willing to train
as testers who live in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, we just
havn't found them yet:-)

Sarah

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shadowuni said:

*general information...... how do you find them? where do they live?
can i just call and make an appointment to go see them? where is the
closest one to Philadelphia? thanks, Nick *

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Hi, Nick.

Under the current rules, you may self-test for Levels 1 through 4. For
5 and above, you must find a certified level tester.

One of the responsibilities of the USA, Inc. Skills Development
Committee has been to develop a list of level testers. We've gathered
names for the past year and a half.

Here's the current list of USA, Inc. members registered as level
testers. If you want to reach someone on this list, please let me know.
If you have any questions, feel free to send me an email:

cettermclean at hotmail dot com.

Good luck on testing!

Carol
Skills Development Committee Chair

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California
Foss, John -- Gold Country, 1-10

Illinois
Edwards, Bruce -- Uni Uni-Versity, 1-4

Michigan
Alexander, Carol -- Redford Township, 1-7
Susanka, Kathy -- Redford Township, 1-4
Wrobel, Cathy -- Redford Township, 1-4

Minnesota
Magnuson, Roger -- Twin Cities, 1-7
McLean, Carol -- Twin Cities, 1-5
McLean, Kelsey -- Twin Cities, 1-5
Younggren, Neil -- Twin Cities, 1-10

New York
Stone, David -- Unatics, 1-7

Pennsylvania
Beiler, Marti -- County Lancaster, 1-5

Tennessee
Thompson, Tommy -- Memphis, 1- 4

Utah
Hansen, Guy -- Uni Utah, 1-7

Washington
DeKoekkoek, Steve -- Uniques, 1-4
Tepper, Alan -- Panther Pride, 1-10

Puerto Rico
Medina, Carlos -- Isabela, 1-7

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Carol McLean said:

Under the current rules, you may self-test for Levels 1 through 4.

<snip>

Quoted message said:

Edwards, Bruce -- Uni Uni-Versity, 1-4

What does 1-4 mean if anyone may self-test?

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Unfortunately, the rules for the existing 10-level system have not been
updated and have several problems. So, in fact, no one needs to be
certified to test levels 1 to 4.

On the other hand, we have created a list of people who have received
training in level testing, so we've included those names on the list of
certified testers. If riders would like to test with someone who is
trained, they should contact someone from the list for the first four
levels, though it isn't required.

Testing is almost meaningless unless everyone is following the same set
of rules. So far, that hasn't been the case, and it's been difficult to
resolve the problems with the old level system.

The committee is working on a new system that takes care of all these
issues. It's been a huge, time-consuming task so far, but we have made
lots of progress.

If you'd like to hear more, or offer some feedback, just let me know.

Thanks.

Carol

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Pennsylvania
Beiler, Marti -- County Lancaster, 1-5

i would like to contact this person. could you help me out? phone
number and address would be great.

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Carol McLean said:

*Hi, Nick.

Under the current rules, you may self-test for Levels 1 through 4.
For 5 and above, you must find a certified level tester.

*

Please note. This self certifying is a USA levels rule.
It does not apply to UUU/IUF levels testing. In the UK if you want a
certificate, you have to pass the test with a UUU tester.

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