Hi Alexis
The NVDA Expert certification tests your general knowledge of the NVDA screen reader by drawing from knowledge found in the NVDA Basic Training module, the NVDA user guide, and other publically available resources, according to the website.
There’s no penalty or cost for multiple attempts, so I’d say that if you’ve gone through the manual and the training, you should make an attempt and hence see where your weak spots are.
Good luck!
Sean.
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I did get the question about the installer but luckily didn’t have to check it. Disappointed I only hit 92%! I haven’t done one of those since 2017 or so, I think.
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