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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the NCAC II exam and who administers it?

The NCAC II exam is a certification test for Certified Addiction Counselors at Level II, assessing advanced knowledge and skills in addiction counseling. It is typically administered through the National Association for Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Counselors (NAADAC) and their accredited testing partner, Kryterion.

What is the passing score or criteria for the NCAC II exam?

While the exact passing score may vary, candidates are expected to demonstrate competency across all domains. Detailed scoring criteria are provided by the certification body upon completion.

How should I prepare for the NCAC II exam?

Preparation includes studying core topics related to addiction counseling, practicing with exam-style questions, using Prephow NCAC II study guides, and taking timed practice tests to build test-taking stamina and familiarity with the format.

What professional benefits come with NCAC II certification?

Certification validates advanced competence in addiction counseling, enhances career opportunities, helps meet state licensing requirements, and may be required for certain counseling roles.

How long is the NCAC II certification valid and how do I renew it?

The certification typically lasts two years. Renewal requires continuing education hours, documentation of work history, a renewal fee, and adherence to ethical standards.

What is the format and content of the NCAC II exam?

The NCAC II exam is a computer-based, multiple-choice test. It is based on the 12 core functions and global criteria of addiction counseling, covering domains such as:

  • Screening, Intake, and Orientation
  • Assessment and Treatment Planning
  • Counseling Services (Individual, Group, and Family)
  • Case Management and Referral
  • Client, Family, and Community Education
  • Documentation and Professional Responsibility

How many questions are on the NCAC II exam, and how long do I have to complete it?

The exam typically consists of 150 multiple-choice questions. You are usually given 3 hours to complete the test.

How is the NCAC II different from state licensure (e.g., LADC, LCAS)?

A state license (LADC, LCAS, etc.) is legally required to practice addiction counseling in that specific state and is not automatically transferable. The NCAC II is a voluntary national certification that demonstrates a standardized, high level of competency across the United States. It enhances your professional credibility, may lead to better job opportunities, and is often recognized when moving between states that accept national credentials.

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