How can I find out how I can take the Praxis test in NYC?
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Go to:\n\nwww.ets.org\n\nThat is the Praxis testing website, and it has a comprehensive list of all the tests.  You find your location there, set up an account, and register for the test you need to take, all on line.  Easy!\n\nMake sure you print out everything that you do, and keep copies!  Praxis is known to lose records!!  And make sure that you verify your registration 2 days prior to testing like they say to -- sometimes they will kick you out of the system, or they will change locations without notifying you!\n\nGood luck!!
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This is a link to New York City's Education Department, you can do a search of the site.\nYou can also email questions from the site's home page.\nhttp://schools.nyc.gov/default.aspx
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Try calling the New York Immigration Coalition and see if they can take your case.
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try www.4tests.com  \nyou can take practice tests there
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For one, the website for the Praxis gives some sample test questions for the area you are interested in.   \n\nTwo- ask people who have already taken your particular test!  \n\nI took the Secondary English Praxis and there was a lot of questions over shakespeare and classic literature.  Grammar and sentence structure is a big part, too.\n\nLastly, review notes over theorists and ideas like the multiple intelligences, etc.  Those will ALWAYS be on it!
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NYC Department of Education\nClick on SITE MAP on top for all the information contained in the site.
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There are many students of English in Manhattan. It is a big place, but you will find schools that have english classes in The Voice, which is a free newspaper.  Also try visiting Baruch College on Lexington Ave and 25th Street.  Or Hunter College at Lexington and 68th.  These are just two of the many colleges/schools in NYC where you can get help with your English. Otherwise just hang out at Union Square(14th St.), most people that are also hanging out wouldn't mind a short conversation with you if you are kind and not interrupting them.
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Call the State of Texas andinistrative offices in Austin and ask them that question. There are lots of places in the State wher you can take the test...
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Go to TOEFL.org, go to registration and look for locations.
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need to know what district you are in (state/city/town) you are applying for\n\nalso what date you took the test...\n\nlook up in a phone book the #'s to :\nNational Association of Letter Carriers\nwhich is the mailman's union and they should be able to help \n\nif you are trying to be a clerk/mail handler/etc try looking for\nAPWU-American Postal Workers Union\nthey handle other branches of postal jobs\n\ngood luck\nused to be a mailman in Brooklyn NY and the job is not as easy as it looks
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I'm from Long Island but since the test is a state wide thing and not a city thing, its basically the same test. First off, go to the nyc dmv website and they have a bunch of practice stuff and info on their. You should also get the book they put out that tells you all you need to know for the test. You can get that from the dmv or from one of your friends or an older sibling, perhaps? The questions are relativly easy, such as what kind of sign is this, what do you when..., what factors go into your blood alchol level. Plus you can get a few wrong and still pass. Good luck :-)
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Probably somewhere like the city hall.  Some places have online access.
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It isn't difficult, as long as you are prepared.  I took my tests online at a computer testing center, and it made it much easier for me because I didn't have the stress of taking a traditional pencil and paper test.  \n\nI would recommend getting yourself a Praxis study book.  You can find them at campus bookstores or in the local library (if you get one at the library, make sure it is up to date...either this year or last year's version.)  Do a couple of the practice tests to find out what your weak areas are and study those.  \n\nYou'll do fine.  Good luck!
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Sure.  There was a recent Transit strike in NY, and all of the numbers were tallied.  I would contact the Port Authority.  However, the quickest way might be to call the "Help" desk for the Borough of Manhattan, or even better, call the Mayors Office (People are generally suprised to find out that calls are answered promptly and courteously.) At the very least, they'll refer you to the right place.  Good Luck.
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Have you had a chance to take a look at sample tests and detailed information?  If not, visit this site:\n\nwww.ets.org\n\nIf you click on the "Praxis" link on the home page you'll get a great deal of information.  Under the "Test Preparation" tab on the Praxis II section of the website, you'll find a link to tests at a glance which will take you to each specific test.  I think this will be helpful for you if you haven't visited this site already.  Good luck!!
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call the place where you took the test. or call public library they normally have the info on adult education..
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go to denver.com//assess