The NFL's Collective Bargaining Agreement is a cumbersome document. Luckily, the NFLPA only requires you to know certain relevant portions for the exam.
If you went to law school - you know what an "outline" is. I have basically created an outline to help you with your preparation and study for the 2009 test. I have taken each relevant portion, that was specifically called out by the NFLPA staff, and created a concise breakdown.
The outline I created back in 2007 is still correct because the same CBA is still in effect. NFL Team Owners decided to make the 2009 season the last capped year under the current CBA - making 2010 an uncapped year if a new CBA is not negotiated and agreed upon beforehand.
You don't have to worry about all that though, you just need to focus on passing the 2009 Agent Certification Test. This outline will save you a ton of time and is well worth the small investment!
Contact me at cbaguide@gmail.com
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
Sunday, December 2, 2007
Breeze Through the NFLPA Agent Certification Test
Purchase my 35-page Collective Bargaining Agreement outline for $150. Save yourself the 50+ hours is took me to read through relevant sections and break it down.
Let me assume the role of your law clerk. I do all the boring, dirty work and provide you with the same breakdown I took into the test.
It didn't take a genius to create it, but it took time. Save yourself the time and get the finished product already! You can take it and add your own input and notes.
I don't guarantee accuracy, but I used it, and not only did I pass, but I was one of the first 10 people to finish. The outline will only make your preparation and actual test smoother. You need to have an understanding of the material yourself.
The NFLPA is very upfront about the difficulty of the Agent Certification Exam - if you study there is no reason why you should fail.
They provide you with every piece of information and materials you would need to pass - all you need to supply is a calculator and some common sense. Along with a copy of the CBA, the NFLPA provides each candidate with a binder that holds material highly relevant to test content.
The test is open-book, open-notes, but this doesn't mean you can walk into the seminar and pass the test without substantial prior preparation. Flipping through the CBA and binder will take time. With my outline, I had everything right in front of me - I barely opened the CBA during the exam!
Email me at cbaguide@gmail.com if you have questions or would like to purchase the outline. I can provide you with a sample section upon your request.
$150 is well worth saving yourself 50+ hours of work.
Let me assume the role of your law clerk. I do all the boring, dirty work and provide you with the same breakdown I took into the test.
It didn't take a genius to create it, but it took time. Save yourself the time and get the finished product already! You can take it and add your own input and notes.
I don't guarantee accuracy, but I used it, and not only did I pass, but I was one of the first 10 people to finish. The outline will only make your preparation and actual test smoother. You need to have an understanding of the material yourself.
The NFLPA is very upfront about the difficulty of the Agent Certification Exam - if you study there is no reason why you should fail.
They provide you with every piece of information and materials you would need to pass - all you need to supply is a calculator and some common sense. Along with a copy of the CBA, the NFLPA provides each candidate with a binder that holds material highly relevant to test content.
The test is open-book, open-notes, but this doesn't mean you can walk into the seminar and pass the test without substantial prior preparation. Flipping through the CBA and binder will take time. With my outline, I had everything right in front of me - I barely opened the CBA during the exam!
Email me at cbaguide@gmail.com if you have questions or would like to purchase the outline. I can provide you with a sample section upon your request.
$150 is well worth saving yourself 50+ hours of work.
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