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The Associate Certified Entomologist ProgramACE Certification can lead to better visibility, opportunities, and jobs.
The Entomological Society of America, long the industry leader in certification through its Board Certified Entomologist (BCE) program, is pleased to announce a new certification option geared specifically toward the pest management industry. Launched in May of 2004, the ACE program is rapidly becoming the industry-standard for professionalism and training. Consider these remarks from an ACE. His success story is not isolated. Apply today and you can still be among the first ACEs in the nation. The steps to become an ACE are: Step 1: Determine eligibility Step 2: Application Step 3: Study for your examination Step 4: Select a proctor Step 5: Take your examination Step 6: Maintain your certification
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