You can view the courses available to you by clicking "View Courses" under your specific trade from the list above. On the following page, click "Apply Now" next to the course of your choice.

Yes, you may enroll in multiple courses at a time. However, you will need to fill out a new registration form for each course. Once you've applied and your LJAC approves you for enrollment, you will receive a welcome email with a different student ID for each class in which you are enrolled. You can also return to this site at any point to enroll in additional courses.

Once the LJAC approves your application, a welcome email will be sent back to you so that you can begin your studies.

Courses will either have a limit of 8 or 12 weeks, depending on the specific course. Durations for each course can be found by clicking "View Courses" under your trade listed above, and then "Course Details" underneath each course on the following page. 

Upon enrollment, you will gain access to Penn Foster’s suite of world-class academic and motivational support resources, including:

• Outreach from Penn Foster’s Student Success team ahead of the Proctored Exam for educational and technical prep
• A recorded orientation webinar upon beginning your course

You can also reach out directly to Penn Foster’s support team at (800) 216-6664 or uawsupport@pennfoster.edu
should any issues arise.

Yes, you may reach out to (800) 216-6664 or email uawsupport@pennfoster.edu for assistance.

The system will automatically log you out after an hour of time spent idle. If you interact with the portal after and hour of idle time, you will simply need to log in again to continue.

Yes, you can! This is something you should do as soon as you get your new student ID in your welcome email. For a step-by-step guide on how to link your new student ID with your existing Penn Foster account, click here. 

Retaking a multiple-choice exam is optional. Students will be given two chances to pass each multiple-choice exam regardless of whether the first attempt resulted in a passing or failing grade. If the retake exam is submitted, the highest of the two scores will be accepted. Students have 30 days in which to retake an exam if they are within their study timeframe (expiration date). Please note that a subjective, written exam a retake is required if the first exam attempt is failed and not offered if first exam attempt is passed.

Students are not required to retake their final exams. However, a make-up exam can be taken if a student would like to try for a higher grade. Students have 30 days in which to retake their final exam if they are within their study timeframe (expiration date). The highest score a student can obtain on a final exam retest is 70%.

Yes, your final exam will be a remote proctored exam, which means that your exam attempt will be recorded via a webcam and microphone. There is no option to proctor your exam in person.

Integrity Advocate (the remote proctor software) works on current* devices and browsers equipped with a camera and microphone. Prior to starting your exam or assessment, please review your rules carefully.

*"Current" means Windows 10 and above and all other operating systems/browsers/devices that are up to date in their version and security patches. For further information, please visit the Integrity Advocate Support page: https://www.integrityadvocate.com/support/getting-started.

You should reach out to your plant rep (LJAC) to see what resources may be available.