A) There are a few ways to get a copy of your WorkKeys test results.
- Create a MyWorkKeys account. You can create a free account on the MyWorkKeys website to view your scores and transcripts.
- Contact your test administrator. If you took your test through a school, community college, or other organization, you can contact your test administrator to request a copy of your scores.
- Call ACT. You can also call ACT customer service at 1-800-967-5539 to request a copy of your scores.
When you request a copy of your scores, you will need to provide your name, date of birth, and examinee ID number. You may also be asked to provide proof of identity.
If you have any questions about getting a copy of your WorkKeys test results, you can contact ACT customer service at 1-800-967-5539.
I also suggest that you call or visit your local unemployment office/Career Center where you took the test and speak with a counselor regarding “get a copy of my work keys”.
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How can I get a copy of my work keys test I took in August?
When you request a copy of your scores, you will need to provide your name, date of birth, and examinee ID number. You may also be asked to provide proof of identity.
If you have any questions about getting a copy of your WorkKeys test results, you can contact ACT customer service at 1-800-967-5539.
I also suggest that you call or visit your local unemployment office/Career Center where you took the test and speak with a counselor regarding “get a copy of my work keys”.
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